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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Tell us: are you taking part in the Don’t Pay UK campaign?

Woman reading or checking electricity meter with an electricity bill.
Woman reading or checking electricity meter with an electricity bill.
Photograph: UrbanImages/Alamy

More than 9o,000 people in the UK have pledged to not pay their energy bills when the regulator raises the energy price cap on 1 October.

The Don’t Pay UK campaign, which says it will only act if one million people join, is gathering steam as analysts forecast that the average household bill will climb beyond £3,300 a year. It is then expected to soar over £4,200 from January.

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