For the record:
My cold bath tap (upstairs, full on) flow is 17 litres/minute, the hot tap is 13.5 litres/minute (not at the same time), and the bath would take 100 litres to fill to a 6" depth.
My preferred shower strength is 6 litres per minute, and allowing for a wet down and then off for lathering up before rinsing, 5 minutes would be the maximum (maybe 10 if I'm thinking about something - showers are great thinking spaces).
The outlet temperature at the bath hot tap is 54°C (regulated by the boiler setting), the cold supply (today) is 9°C, and my preferred shower temperature is 40°C at the shower head (regulated by the mixer) but probably cooler in the summer. I don't know what my preferred bath temperature would be, I guess more like 35°C.
The boiler is a modern gas combi fed at mains pressure with a closed central heating system (no header tank, there is an expansion vessel in the boiler to regulate the central heating pressure). I may have lied in a previous post - I think it might be balanced-flue rather than condensing, I am not sure.
From the latest bill (July 2013) the combined water and sewerage charge (not including fixed charges) is £2.88/m³ (1000 litres). Up until recently I was charged £0.092/kWh for gas and £0.186/kWh for electricity, but from now on (with the tariff reshuffle) there will be a significant standing charge and then £0.044/kWh for gas and £0.144/kWh for electricity.
I'll do the maths later.