A new government campaign is offering energy-saving tips that it says could save households around £350 a year on their bills. The £18million It All Adds Up initiative will also see a new TV advert hits screens from Tuesday, December 27.
The campaign was launched earlier in December to raise awareness of "straightforward" measures people can take to cut their bills over the colder months. The 30-second advert, which will be screened during festive schedules from Tuesday, offers suggestions about how to cut bills and save energy. The advert will air on ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Sky and other television channels.
It tells the public: "This is a 30-second ad. That's not long, but it is long enough to do something that could save you money on your energy bills."
