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Telecom Plus Plc (LON:TEP – Get Free Report) passed below its 200-day moving average during trading on Wednesday . The stock has a 200-day moving average of GBX 1,668.59 ($20.42) and traded as low as GBX 1,508 ($18.46). Telecom Plus shares last traded at GBX 1,512 ($18.51), with a volume of 154,841 shares trading hands. […]

Telecom Plus PLC on Wednesday said it is comfortably on track to reach over one million customers during its current year, and is performing strongly as the energy market stabilises. The London-based...

By Christian Moess Laursen Telecom Plus backed its full-year guidance after booking 14% growth in households using its services in the first half of its...

Utility services supplier Telecom Plus said on Wednesday that it was "comfortably on track" to double the size of its high-quality base after the six months ended 30 September.

Telecom Plus PLC on Wednesday said it is comfortably on track to reach over one million customers during its current year, and is performing strongly as the energy market turmoil stabilises. The...

A typical households energy bills fell by £142 a year - or 7% - on October 1, after energy watchdog Ofgem lowered its price cap to £1,834.

With energy bills predicted to stay high for years to come, many households are eager to take out a cheaper fixed-rate energy deal - but they need to check whether it will actually save them money.

Consumers are crying out for the return of cheaper fixed rate energy deals, but research from Future Energy Associates found these are in short supply.

Some 880 homes, businesses and schools in the Hertfordshire (England) town of Rickmansworth, which is home to a total population of over 25,000, have been

Britains big energy suppliers have quietly been introducing fixed tariffs for its customers following a fall in the Ofgem price cap. We look at the best deals.