Important advice has been issued by government on how UK households can reduce their energy bills by £350. The government's It All Adds Up initiative has been launched, promoting energy saving measures in the hope it can help those struggling financially.
As reported by Birmingham Live, Business and Energy Secretary Grant Shapps said: "No-one is immune to rising energy bills this winter, so it's in everyone's interest to use every trick in the book to use less energy while keeping homes warm and staying safe. For very little or no cost, you can save pounds. It all adds up, so I urge people to take note of the advice in this new campaign and follow the easy steps to cut your fuel bills."
Mr Shapps said it was difficult to "second guess other people's motivations" when asked why such a campaign was avoided during Liz Truss's tenure. "All I can tell you is I think it's a good idea," he told BBC Breakfast.
