Following Tuesday's announcement from Ofcom, calling on the UK's internet providers to do more to help low-income families save on their broadband bills, it may come as a surprise to millions of Sky customers that the media giant will be hiking up their prices in April.
Mirror Online reports that Sky customers will be paying an extra £43 a year following a series of inflation-busting price hikes. The telecommunications firm said that the average TV and broadband customer will pay an additional £3.60 a month from April.
The increase comes as official figures released on Wednesday show the cost of living climbed to another 30-year-high of 5.5% in January.
