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20/08/2025

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20/08/2025

The cost of everyday food items including instant coffee beef & fruit juices continued to rise.

The latest inflation data shows the cost of food and non-alcoholic drink rose 4.9% in the year to July which is the highest annual rate of food & drink inflation since Feb 2024.

23/07/2025

While we are at the start of a probably 🫢 long and arduous journey for followers on a presence is at least a good start 🙂.

While we have an established presence on X with many followers it would also be nice if Facebook visitors could help us grow too.

A follow or like 👍 on either platform would however be appreciated 😊 🙏

29/06/2025

Know your rights when talking to bailiffs 🫢🤷🏻

24/06/2025

More than a million older adults in Great Britain are receiving Pension Credit, a means-tested benefit providing an average of £4,300 in additional support during the 2025/26 financial year.

Check if you are eligible for more money ➡️

Pension Credit is extra money for pensioners to bring your weekly income up to a minimum amount - what you'll get, apply, eligibility.

24/06/2025

If you rent and are responsible for paying your and bills, your or cannot unreasonably prevent you from switching suppliers.

👉 Learn more: https://ow.ly/OxBF50VLQaV

Includes changing your energy supplier if you pay the household bills, run a business from home, have a prepayment meter, moving home, or in debt.

17/06/2025

The energy price cap is predicted to increase by around 3% in October 2025 according to suppliers such as British Gas and EDF.

The predicted increase is said to due mainly to wholesale oil price rises caused by the Middle East conflict.

This increase will come after the 7% drop in the set to happen in July.

16/06/2025

So true 😡

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1EYDhXyLht/?mibextid=wwXIfr

03/06/2025

Why not make it simple on the bill, call a unit what it is “1 unit” at whatever price you are charging instead of hiding it behind an equation 🫢

🔋 Say watt?! kW vs kWh 🔋

What’s the difference?

💡 kW (Kilowatt): A measure of power. It tells you how much energy an appliance uses at a specific moment
⚡ kWh (Kilowatt-hour): A measure of energy. It tells you how much energy an appliance uses over time

How to work it out?

💡 Power (kW): Check the appliance label. For example, a 2 kW heater uses 2 kilowatts of power
⚡ Energy (kWh): Multiply power by time. If you run a 2 kW heater for 3 hours, it uses 2 kW * 3 hours = 6 kWh

Why it matters?

💷 Cost savings: Knowing kWh helps you understand your energy bill and find ways to save money
📈 Efficiency: Helps you choose energy-efficient appliances
🌍 Environmental impact: Reducing kWh usage lowers your carbon footprint

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23/05/2025

Home energy bills in the UK are set to fall 7% with cuts in unit prices and standing charge from July with the average household bill dropping by around £129 per year, thanks to lower wholesale gas prices.

Standard prices will still remain 60% higher than pre-covid levels though with consumers still being asked to consider cheaper fixed deals.