People in Glasgow cutting off electricity with unaffordable bills
People in Glasgow are disconnecting their own electricity supply because they can’t afford the bills, according to a new report.
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People in Glasgow are disconnecting their own electricity supply because they can’t afford the bills, according to a new report.
More than a quarter of Scots who have sought fuel poverty advice have admitted to rationing and self-disconnecting their home energy supply because they cannot afford to pay their bill.
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