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Energy firms are being urged to tackle errors after the BBC is told of payments for wildly inaccurate bills.

Martha's Orchard was hit with an energy bill more than 100 times its usual amount, leaving Patrick Langmaid in a 'nightmare' situation which left him feeling 'in the wrong' despite TotalEnergies' blunder

Patrick Langmaid, the owner of Marthas Orchard holiday park at Constantine Bay, Cornwall said had experienced a nightmare since £224k was taken out of his bank on December 28.

A holiday park owner says the direct debit amount was a mistake and he is yet to be paid back.

The National Trust had been among those objecting to the plans of the award-winning holiday park.

The industry says staff vacancies, increased costs and a "housing crisis" are causing challenges.

After Friday’s record-breaking winds, rail chaos and power cuts, weather warnings remain amid fears of more storms to come

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The beach, accessed by a coastal path, is uncrowded and free of noisy jet skis and speedboats.  Its also pristine due to Patricks zest for beach clean-ups. He ropes in owners, staff and local schoolchildren and has even invested in a machine to sift out microplastics. But thats why Phil Mitchell, 56, who first visited Mothers Ivy four years ago in a touring caravan with his wife Jane, 59, loves it. Seduced by the breathtaking views, they bought a holiday home in a prime spot, on the front row ...