(Thames) Water minimum pressure specification

I bet Trading Standards does though :-)

OTOH, they'd probably close ranks....

Aren't Thames Water looking to reduce the pressure to save on the amount of water lost duing their numerous leaks?

Oh sure. It's the game of the moment. All of the utilities and public sector organisations are doingit from energy to water and from education to health.

If you aren't meeting your targets, the solution is simple. Change the target and then spend money on marketing to convince your customers how great a deal they are getting.

Some people fall for it. They buy lottery tickets as well....

I would think the £25 quid would pay for the digital pressure sensor, after that it just needs an old laptop and a couple of months of waiting. I'm nearly at the end of the supply pipe so experience the consequence of any incident along the pipe. That's got to be a few water cuts per year.

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It's not limited to Thames Water, it's a Statutory obligation:

Presumably you'd have to be measuring it at the stopcock rather than entry to your house so you're not seeing drop in pressure due to your own consumption.

Gotcha! ;-)