accrington fan wrote:
jamie1952 wrote:
accrington fan wrote:
derwent wrote:
And it's no thanks to Starmer and Reeves, it's thanks to the good people who kicked up a stink AND on top of that the bastards still owe me for last year. GRRRRRR

if only they lowered the costs of gas and electric for everyone this would not be an issue. take the green levy off and only pay it if you support it. plenty of others have problems paying these bills.
Goes back the utility companies being privately foreign owned, the U.K.has its own but we buy it from Norway, the excuse for rising gas prices is they are controlled by global market prices same as oil.
yes, but do these companies supply there product in other countries. if they do therefore they are charging us more. its all down to the green agenda that nobody ever voted for. fact is i stay well clear of anything called either green or smart as they are not what it always says on the can. no wonder reform are milking this along with immigration and many see them as the one choice only no matter what there failings are and in the future.
Hard to avoid the green energy scenario, in 2024, renewables generated a record 50.8% of the UK's electricity, exceeding 50% for the first time. Wind power was the largest contributor, making up 29.5% of the total, followed by solar at 5.2% and bioenergy at 7.0% in the 12 months leading up to September 2025..
The new leader of the Green Party Zak Polanski is gaining a lot of popularity, the party has a strong appeal among younger voters, with 36% of 18–24 year olds and 27% of 25–49 year olds saying they would consider voting Green. The Green Party membership has exceeded 150000+ of recent surpassing the Lib Dem’s.