Fuel poverty numbers are rising. If you spend more than 10% of your income on gas, electricity or heating oil the you are officially classed as being in fuel poverty. The Government imposed an obligation on itself to abolish fuel poverty. In 1996 there were 6.5 million households in fuel poverty. Those numbers declined to [...]
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