Fuel poverty campaigners urge Labour to get tough on sky-high energy bills

FUEL poverty campaigners urged Labour today to get tough on tackling Britain’s broken energy system and sky-high bills.
Recent research by End Fuel Poverty Coalition found that the average household has spent £2,500 more on energy bills since April 2021 than had prices remained stable.
People are turning to loan sharks, millions are living in cold damp homes and many are experiencing a mental health crisis as a result.
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