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The government is forcing major energy companies to help households manage record-high winter debts before spending £2.5 billion on a national debt relief plan.
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Minister tells energy suppliers to do more to help households tackle unpaid bills this winter
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Bosses from Great Britain’s biggest energy companies called to meeting as part of government’s debt relief planAn energy minister has told the bosses of Great Britain’s biggest energy suppliers to do more to help households get on top of their unpaid energy bills this winter, before the government spends almost £2.5bn to help write off the country’s record high debts.Energy bosses were summoned to a roundtable meeting on Thursday to discuss the government’s plan to pay down the energy debts of about 2.4m of the hardest-hit households. Continue reading...
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