BREAKING: Jeremy Hunt has announced a U-turn on the planned cut to the energy bills support. The energy price guarantee will be extended for a further three months from April to June at its current level.
Jeremy Hunt has announced a U-turn on the planned cut to the energy bills support amid the looming rise in prices in April.
This means the average annual household bills will be capped at £2,500, saving a typical home around £160. People hold banners as they gather for a demonstration in Downing Street to protest increasing energy prices ‘Continuing to hold down energy bills is part of our plan to help hardworking families with the cost of living and halve inflation this year.’
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