Uk Households News

Experts warn that UK households could face increased energy bills this winter due to a recent surge in wholesale gas prices, which have reached a four-year high

Households in Great Britain can now directly plug approved solar systems into sockets, though widespread adoption of these bargain-priced kits may take more tim

UK households are advised to "remain vigilant" for an influx of house spiders in September, attributed to mating season following recent heatwaves.

Analysis shows that UK households are projected to face a £2,400 financial hit due to the ongoing Iran war, which thinktanks warn is squeezing the British econo

Analysis by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) indicates that UK households will face a £2,400 financial hit by the end of 2027 due to the Ir

Analysis suggests the Iran war has cost UK households and businesses nearly £10 billion, with weekly energy costs increasing by £190 million and fuel bills by £

Struggling UK households may receive additional support with their energy bills as Ofgem prepares to announce the new price cap for gas and electricity usage fr

UK households could face a £1,000 fine regarding TV Licence rules for Amazon Prime, as many mistakenly believe their subscription covers all viewing.

National Grid has issued a 'prepare now' power cut warning to UK households via text messages as hot weather persists.

UK households could face a £1,000 fine under NOW TV Licence rules, a penalty that is easily avoidable.

A survey indicates that millions of UK households intend to ignore an upcoming hosepipe ban, with about 10% of respondents stating they would report neighbors w

Despite around 40% of UK households being under a hosepipe ban due to drought, a new survey reveals that over one in ten do not intend to comply, with only 49%

Experts have identified gas boilers in over 25 million British homes as an 'achilles heel' and have provided five recommendations for the government to address

UK households will be able to install plug-in balcony solar panels from late August, following a law change that aims to help cut energy bills amid rising costs

A record 7.4 million low-income households in the UK have been unable to afford at least one essential item, such as food, toiletries, or heating, in the past s

UK households are being urged by a fire chief to avoid barbecues and bonfires due to 'extreme' wildfire warnings, as the country experiences its third heatwave

Approximately 500,000 UK households have cancelled their BBC TV licence within the last year, leading to a drop of over £1 million in the BBC's licence fee inco