The government has launched a new £18m campaign over the weekend to provide advice to Brits on how to cut their energy bills by as much as £350.
Households are being advised to plug gaps in doors and windows to reduce stress on boilers while also being urged to change their boiler temperatures and ensure that any devices not being used are switched off at the wall. the multimillion-pound public information campaign is advised as offering tips on "simple, low or no-cost actions" that can create "big savings".
The 'It All Adds Up' initiative was launched today (December 17) to help raise awareness on simple and "straightforward" measures people can take in order to cur their bills over the winter period. Ministers claim these tips could save around £170 combined each year for the average households, Hull Live reports.
