Summer promises sunshine, barbecues and picnics. But, as we know, the inevitable chill of autumn and winter follows all too soon. That’s why, despite the increasing temperatures, I am determined to keep on the case to demand fairness in the energy market with our It’s Your Money campaign. To this end, this week, I met […]
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Letter to Ofgem Regarding Consumer Credit Balances in Energy Accounts Read More »
The UK Parliament is now in recess for the summer. This parliamentary session ended with the Tory party and the UK Government in crisis mode. Just another day at Westminster. This time, their internal wranglings will see a new Tory Prime Minister installed in Downing Street. A depressing thought in itself but even more dismal
Sunak or Truss: The Clock Is Ticking. Read More »
The UK Parliament was prorogued last week, marking the end of this Parliamentary term. As is the way at Westminster, there is a lot of pomp and ceremony attached to the process, but, in short, prorogation allows the Government to reset parliamentary business. Parliament will recommence on the 10th of May, with the Queen’s Speech
ARTICLE: I Won’t Give Up on Unfair Energy Prices Read More »
Still, only around 9% of Highland households switch electricity providers A fairer energy deal – with increasing uncertainty around Brexit and rising costs, it is no surprise that many people are looking at ways to tighten their belts. For those on low incomes it has long become an absolute necessity, but all of us can
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Tackling the climate change crisis is every government’s problem Whether they acknowledge it or not. Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, became the first world leader to declare a climate emergency, in doing so she set the bar even higher, to achieve net zero carbon emissions for Scotland by 2045, She was right to make this commitment.
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Chancellor’s Budget: More austerity and economic challenges lie ahead When the Chancellor for the Exchequer, George Osborne, stands up in the House of Commons this Wednesday to announce his latest budget, me and the people of the Highlands will no doubt draw our breath, expecting more bad news. We’ve come to expect austerity and economic
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