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thats the problem, they will move the meter (not allowed to do it myself - some sort of law against it or something) but first of all I have to move the stopcock. The water meter is attached just after it though.

Sorry about the cost question :oops: It will be 3ft longer and there is a boundary stop tap

We've currently got a water meter attached to the mains pipe in out house. Unfortunately its attached to an internal wall that I want to knock out as part of redesigning my kitchen. To have it moved outside will cost me around £400 and to move it internally will cost £140. The only drawback is...