Schools across Scotland are breaking up for the Easter holidays which means two weeks of the kids being at home - if you’re not planning a spring getaway to enjoy the milder weather.
However, the break also means more people staying at home just as the energy price cap kicks in, which could possibly put additional pressure on families trying to stick to a budget, especially when it comes to gas and electricity bills.
And now the Loop energy-saving app has calculated that a family of four could possibly add nearly £80 to their energy bills over the Easter holidays, simply because more people are in the house during the day.
