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The water bill rose. The reason is not the one on the notice.

One decision, the reason underneath it, and what follows.

28 Jul 20267 min readExplained in 5 steps

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THE NEWS

Step 1: what the waterlogging record actually shows

The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent, which is where the story usually is.

SO, WHY?

Step 2: what the waterlogging record actually shows

The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent, which is where the story usually is.

BUT WHY?

Step 3: what the waterlogging record actually shows

The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent, which is where the story usually is.

SO BASICALLY…

Step 4: what the waterlogging record actually shows

The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent, which is where the story usually is.

WHAT NOW?

Step 5: what the waterlogging record actually shows

The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent, which is where the story usually is.

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    Step 1: what the waterlogging record actually shows

    The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent,

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  • SO, WHY?2/5

    Step 2: what the waterlogging record actually shows

    The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent,

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    Step 3: what the waterlogging record actually shows

    The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent,

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    Step 4: what the waterlogging record actually shows

    The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent,

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    Step 5: what the waterlogging record actually shows

    The water bill rose. Records on drainage capacity show the gap between what was allocated and what was spent,

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