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What else can be included in the pitch fee review?

What are my rights to Information about utility charges?

Can I ask for more details about my utility bills?

Will my pitch fee include charges for utilities?

How should the site owner calculate my water bill?

How much can the site owner charge for the water I use if I do not have a meter?

What should I do if the site owner does not provide justification of the calculation of my water bill?

What should I do if I dispute my water charge?

Can the site owner use a third party to calculate and recover my water charges?

Can I install a water meter on my pitch?

Can I ask the site owner to install a meter on my pitch?

Can the site owner force me to have a water meter?

Can I be charged for the installation of a water meter by the site owner?

How should the site owner calculate my electricity and gas bills?

How much can the site owner charge for the electricity and gas I use?

What should I do if I dispute my electricity and gas charges?

Can I install a smart electricity meter on my pitch?

Can I ask my site owner to install a smart electricity meter?

Can the site owner force me to have a smart electricity meter?

Can I be charged for the installation of a smart electricity meter by the site owner?

Can I be charged for meter reading if I refuse to have a smart electricity meter?

Mobile Homes and Inheritance

The jurisdiction of the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) on Park Home matters

Local authorities’ fees policies

The Supreme Court rules on ending a park homes agreement

Buying a park home – things to consider

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