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The Latest Breaking News on Will energy bills will rise again in January for UK households?

Seven money changes which will hit your pocket in March, from Spring Budget to the final £67 energy payment

There are plenty of announcements in March which could have wide-ranging repercussions on household budgets

Chronicle Live

Why are my energy bills going up while the price cap is coming DOWN?

Despite falling wholesale energy prices, households are still facing eye-watering bill hikes from April.

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis calls energy cap 'irrelevant' as bills discount set to end with price rises expected

Regulator Ofgem announced today (February 27) that the figure suppliers will be able to charge will drop from £4,279 per year to £3,280 however UK households will still have to pay more

Nottingham Post

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Martin Lewis has his say on energy prices as Ofgem announces new cap

Even though the Ofgem price cap will fall in April, energy prices will rise by around 20 per cent

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis expects winter 2023 energy bills to be 'cheaper' than last year

Martin Lewis is campaigning to postpone the April price hike

Liverpool Echo

What does Ofgem’s price cap mean for me and my energy bill?

Ofgem has dropped its energy price cap but bills will still rise by an average of £500 from April.

Evening Standard

Martin Lewis' energy bills warning to households as Ofgem price cap drops by £1,000

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee is to rise by £500, as Ofgem announced that their price cap will fall by almost £1,000 in April

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Embrace local solutions to meet UK net-zero targets, MPs and peers urge

Exclusive: Cross-party group recommends policies such as mortgage penalty for landlords of energy-inefficient homes

The Guardian - UK

7 things you should check now to cut your energy bill - as prices to rise £500 in April

The Ofgem price cap will fall by almost £1,000 from April - but energy bills will go up regardless, as the Energy Price Guarantee will rise from £2,500 to £3,000

Daily Mirror

How to get £400 Government energy bills support as nearly a million households to benefit

The payment is aimed at people without a direct relationship with a domestic electricity supplier

Wales Online

What the latest Ofgem energy price cap announcement means for your bills

Things are not as straightforward as they might appear due to government support and other factors

Wales Online

‘Harsh reality’: Massive electricity bill hikes hit families this week

Millions of families are facing huge hikes in their electricity bills this week as EnergyAustralia hits households with massive price hikes.

The New Daily

Ofgem lowers energy price cap but bills still expected to rise for households

OFGEM is lowering its energy price cap – the amount suppliers are able to charge – from the current £4279 per year to £3280 for the average…

The National (Scotland)

Energy giants could be forced to return millions of pounds held in customer accounts

Exclusive: ministers look at returning money built up in accounts as households brace for another energy bills hike

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Chronicle Live

Household energy bills to rise by £500 in April - despite Ofgem price cap falling by £1,000

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee is set to increase by £500 to £3,000 as of April, meaning bills will rise by 20%

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis issues warning to everyone as Ofgem energy price cap falls by £1,000

Martin Lewis told his followers on Twitter that he was to keep campaigning against the Government's Energy Price Guarantee rise of £500 in April after Ofgem's Price Cap announcement today

Liverpool Echo

Ofgem energy cap falls by £1,000 but bills will still rise by £500

Energy regulator has confirmed its price cap will drop from £4,279 a year to £3,280 from April to July or a dual fuel customer paying by direct debit

The Independent UK

Ofgem announce energy price cap as bills set to rise

Energy regulator slashes price cap by £1000

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Liverpool Echo

ITV Good Morning Britain's Martin Lewis plea amid 'act of mental health harm' warning

The consumer champion urged the government to act now

The Guardian - UK

Why are UK energy bills going up and what help will you get?

The government’s guarantee scheme is becoming less generous at the same time as £400 discounts stop

Wales Online

Energy cap drops by £1,000 but number who can't afford to pay bills will double

The lowering of the energy price cap won't cut anyone's bills

The Guardian - UK

Pressure on Hunt as energy bills will rise despite fall in price cap

Consumers will pay more because 1 April is also date for reduction of government support

Daily Mirror

Ofgem energy price cap falls by £1,000 - but bills will still RISE by £500 this April

Households are currently covered by the Government Energy Price Guarantee, which is set to increase from £2,500 a year to £3,000 from April - meaning bills are going up by 20%

Evening Standard

Pressure grows on Jeremy Hunt to keep energy support as bills set to rise by £500

The Chancellor is being called on to act as households face the dual blow of rising bills and the end of the energy bills support scheme

Nottingham Post

New £400 energy bill lump sum support launched - who is eligible

From today, February 27, people can apply directly for the scheme

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