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Fuel poverty

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer during an update in the Downing Street Briefing Room, London, on the latest situation in the Middle East and how the government is supporting families at home. Picture date: Wednesday April 1, 2026. PA Photo. Photo credit
Fuel shortage

UK 'will not be dragged into war' but fuel prices surge and energy bills to rise

The study, conducted by Electricity North West, revealed that 14.4 per cent of households in its region face fuel poverty The study, conducted by Electricity North West, revealed that 14.4 per cent of households in its region face fuel poverty
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Revealed: Three areas in region among highest fuel poverty rates

The Cadent Foundation fund will support people living in the most vulnerable situations The Cadent Foundation fund will support people living in the most vulnerable situations
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Charity to help distribute £2m fund to tackle fuel poverty this winter

Martin Lewis has called for political intervention on the cost of living crisis Martin Lewis has called for political intervention on the cost of living crisis
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Martin Lewis calls for political intervention on cost of living crisis

New data has revealed the Lancashire areas hardest hit by soaring fuel prices. (Photo: Peter Byrne/PA) New data has revealed the Lancashire areas hardest hit by soaring fuel prices. (Photo: Peter Byrne/PA)
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Ranked: The most (and least) affordable areas in Lancs to buy a tank of petrol

Fuel cost calculator UK: Current UK petrol prices amid Russia Ukraine invasion. (PA) Fuel cost calculator UK: Current UK petrol prices amid Russia Ukraine invasion. (PA)
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Compare fuel prices in your area after price warning as Russia invade Ukraine

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