Residents concerned about how their water rates are charged will have to 'grin and bear it' for the foreseeable future.
That’s the belief of Ramsey MHK Leonard Singer who's been told government is not willing to carry out a full revaluation of the system in the current climate.
Mr Singer says he can understand why a review, which would cost around £1 million, won’t take place.
But he insists the present system is anything but fair and equitable.
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