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'It's become much worse': Government stats confirm UK fuel poverty crisis deepened last year - Vimarsana News

'It's become much worse': Government stats confirm UK fuel poverty crisis deepened last year

New data shows the share of households living in fuel poverty remained unchanged last year, but the 'fuel poverty gap' for those struggling with energy bills worsened

Government moves to strengthen community benefits for new onshore wind projects - Vimarsana News

Government moves to strengthen community benefits for new onshore wind projects

Government says new guidance on the benefits to be offered to communities hosting wind farms - ranging from energy bill discounts to green home retrofits - is to be finalised by the summer

Valentine's Day chocolates and roses threatened by climate change, charities warn | World | News - Vimarsana News

Valentine's Day chocolates and roses threatened by climate change, charities warn | World | News

Rising cocoa prices make chocolate more expensive this Valentine's Day.

'Climateflation': Three quarters of UK adults worried about impact of climate change on bills - Vimarsana News

'Climateflation': Three quarters of UK adults worried about impact of climate change on bills

Survey of 2,000 UK adults reveals public are concerned climate impacts could trigger inflation in food, housing, and utility costs

'The mother of all U-turns': after Labour's £28bn green policy climbdown, what's left? | Labour - Vimarsana News

'The mother of all U-turns': after Labour's £28bn green policy climbdown, what's left? | Labour

Labour’s spending pledge war is over. Some believe the party’s election campaign will be stronger. Others wonder if Starmer and Reeves now stand for anything at all