Attitudes Towards The 2012 Hosepipe Ban - Research Results Announced Next Week...
13th April 2012 16:17
We are currently conducting our own piece of research to examine consumer attitudes towards the 2012 hosepipe ban. In the main the research will cover the following topics:
- Likelihood to comply with the water shortage ban
- Whether customers would speak to their water company if they knew of a neighbour who was ignoring the hosepipe ban
- What consumers think about water companies buying and selling water off each other
The results will be announced on our website next week.
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