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Government launches program that could bring down energy costs for millions of households: 'A win-win for residents'

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The U.K. government is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to cutting down on energy costs, and hitting its 2050 net zero goal. Reuters reported on the government's recently announced plans to put 1.8 billion pounds ($2.33 billion) into upgrading the homes of up to 170,000 residents living in social housing. The upgrades include installing heat pumps, putting up solar panels, and improving insulation. Low-income residents will b…

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Government launches program that could bring down energy costs for millions of households: 'A win-win for residents'

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UK households handed new DWP Cost of Living payments

Households have received a new date for when they can expect to start receiving £200 cost of living payments.

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Govt Launch Cost Of Living Website And Survey

The Ministry of Home Affairs has launched www.costofliving.gov.bm and a public survey, stating that “responses will directly inform policy development and the Government’s approach to addressing cost drivers such as food prices, energy costs, and housing affordability.” A Government spokesperson said, “As Bermuda continues to confront the global and local pressures of inflation and affordability, […]

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Rotherham council to use £4.3m government grant to tackle cost of living crisis

Rotherham Council has unveiled plans to use a £4.3m government grant to support local residents struggling with rising food and energy costs. The council will allocate more than £2.6m to provide food vouchers to children eligible for free school meals, which can be used during the school holidays. This initiative aims to ease financial pressure on families during the break. Additionally, £950,000 will go towards helping around 14,400 households …

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