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NatWest to close another 23 branches in England and Wales

High street banks have now announced 87 closures so far this year – see the full list of NatWest closures

Why can’t AvantiGas deliver? We’re about to run out of fuel

Our LPG tank is down to 3% and will only last a couple of days

UK telecoms firms urged to let customers leave before record price rise

Which? calls on firms to let customers break contracts penalty-free ahead of expected 14% rise in April

£1m paid to Octopus Energy customers as part of power saving scheme

Supplier says 400,000 customers took part, reducing their electricity use for a designated 90-minute period

UK state pension age may rise to 68 in 2030s, reports say – what is going on?

It is claimed the Treasury wants the change for as early as 2035 – affecting those age 54 and under

National Grid set to pay £3m to households and businesses as part of energy-saving scheme

‘Demand flexibility scheme’, which launched on Monday, to operate between 4.30pm and 6.30pm

‘The kids loved it’: readers on taking part in National Grid energy-saving trial

More than 1m households and businesses have signed up to get paid to cut back on power usage

Energy support sends UK government borrowing to December record

Spending exceeds receipts by £27.4bn, as higher interest payments also contribute to deficit

Poorest in UK have £40 a month less to spare than a year ago, study finds

Richest have gained similar amount over same period, reflecting differing impacts of inflation

National Grid to pay households and businesses to cut electricity use again

Great Britain’s network operator looking to save up to 341MW between 4.30pm-6pm on Tuesday

Households in Great Britain to be paid to use less electricity: how does it work?

National Grid scheme launches on Monday between 5pm and 6pm – we look at whether it’s worth it

Energy suppliers to be investigated over Britons forced on to prepayment meters

Ofgem could consider legal action if companies found not to be taking proper care of vulnerable households

Why did I pay Klarna for an Eve Sleep mattress I want to return?

The mattress company went bust but £54 was taken from my account

Businesses berate ‘scattergun’ approach to UK government energy support

Exclusive: small business and hospitality groups urge rethink to let firms renegotiate fairer contracts and stave off closure

‘Eating or breathing’: energy costs force stark choices on disabled people

People with severe disabilities and chronic conditions struggling in cost of living crisis, research shows

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