(Buckle up) Recession for more than a year

That includes existing homeowners, notably when they oppose new housing developments.

Used to work with someone who moved from Buckinghamshire (cashing in their inflated SE property for better quality of life) to a village in Devon and moaned about housing development changing because they moved to a village.

Maybe move to another village?

There isn't a shortage.
 
Plus the real issue behind the Sheffield uni attack on ADUG investments in East Manchester was the pull of "centripetal cities" with the critical mass to have better facilities and better public transport than the peripheral towns that have been ignored or even penalised by this government. Is the increased GDP in GM just in the city of Manchester or is it matched in Oldham, Rochdale, etc?
The big GDP increase in 2021 was mainly due to the big drop due to COVID in 2020 and happened across the UK.
 
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DO NOT refuse to pay your energy bill in October. Below is how you can make a stand and hurt your energy supplier without getting into debt/damaging your credit rating:

1. Cancel your DD & pay for what you use each month.

2. You then need to write a letter of complaint to your energy supplier. Once that complaint had been raised, your energy supplier can't take any debt collection work on your account, so they can't pass your details to the credit reference agencies etc. That bill gets put on hold whilst they try to resolve your complaint.

The energy company might offer you a small reduction - DON'T accept it. Keep the complaint open & hold strong.

3. Eventually, they will send you a letter of 'Deadlock'. A letter of Deadlock is a letter that is sent to you from your energy company saying they gone as far as they can with your complaint & can't go any further, so your only option now is to take it up with the energy Ombudsman.

For every complaint the Ombudsman receives, they charge your energy supplier £500 for every claim they have to investigate.

4. The energy companies also have limitations on how many complaints they're allowed open as well as a turnaround time of how fast they have to respond to a complaint & get a complaint closed. If they don't respond to them fast enough & don't resolve the complaints or they have too many complaints open, the energy firm will also get hit with a fine from the Ombudsman.

This is how your hurt an energy company. This will also put them in breach of their licensing conditions
& put their ability to trade at risk.

So if you want to fight these extortionate price hikes
1. Raise complaints
2. Do NOT close them
3. Take them to the Ombudsman

You can also submit a “subject access request” at the same time as the above. This means the energy company has a legal obligation to provide you with every piece of information they have on you; including telephone conversation transcripts, past bills, everything! This is time consuming for them to collect and is a huge hassle for them however they legally have only one month to comply.
 
O NOT refuse to pay your energy bill in October. Below is how you can make a stand and hurt your energy supplier without getting into debt/damaging your credit rating:

1. Cancel your DD & pay for what you use each month.

2. You then need to write a letter of complaint to your energy supplier. Once that complaint had been raised, your energy supplier can't take any debt collection work on your account, so they can't pass your details to the credit reference agencies etc. That bill gets put on hold whilst they try to resolve your complaint.

The energy company might offer you a small reduction - DON'T accept it. Keep the complaint open & hold strong.

3. Eventually, they will send you a letter of 'Deadlock'. A letter of Deadlock is a letter that is sent to you from your energy company saying they gone as far as they can with your complaint & can't go any further, so your only option now is to take it up with the energy Ombudsman.
Just complain, not about anything in particular, just complain.

What great advice.
 
Its all about being Tory and what that means to this shameful lot. It means free markets ( to sort stuff out ) and profits ( for all as they flow through the system)

The fiscal firepower and headroom they boast of is really mainly supported by higher prices upon which we pay VAT. Sunak as Chancellor has benefitted from higher prices at the pumps and on your bills. An awful lot of retail spending is done with the likes of Amazon who's taxes paid are pitiful vs profits.

So the markets. Well they are not really free are they? The Govt interferes by means of Offgen and Offwat both of which have proven to be useless.

When it comes to utilities they have made a fortune for themselves and shareholders - this notion that they need the cash for investment is bollocks. Storm Arwen showed how little attention they pay to their role in keeping supplies up - money that could be spent on Land Rovers and engineers instead goes in profits and we see fuck all - so much for free markets.

They could - via Offgen - simply say the situation this year is unique and take all their profits as a windfall. Then redistribute that amongst the consumers - but of course that smacks of Socialism and also removes profits - that being the altar at which they worship the God money.

Then there is water - Offwat has failed to prevent profiteering on an epic scales. Companies raped for profits. Raising money on the back of the ownership to redistribute as payments and to shareholders in a refinancing that the Glazers would be embarrassed by - as a result they spend millions servicing debt that wasn't there before - they pump shit in the rivers and the sea and lose billions of gallons through leaks every day. Thames Water announced hosepipe bans coming soon the day after the below - its all rigged against us and we have a shameless Govt who does nothing at all

 
Its all about being Tory and what that means to this shameful lot. It means free markets ( to sort stuff out ) and profits ( for all as they flow through the system)

The fiscal firepower and headroom they boast of is really mainly supported by higher prices upon which we pay VAT. Sunak as Chancellor has benefitted from higher prices at the pumps and on your bills. An awful lot of retail spending is done with the likes of Amazon who's taxes paid are pitiful vs profits.

So the markets. Well they are not really free are they? The Govt interferes by means of Offgen and Offwat both of which have proven to be useless.

When it comes to utilities they have made a fortune for themselves and shareholders - this notion that they need the cash for investment is bollocks. Storm Arwen showed how little attention they pay to their role in keeping supplies up - money that could be spent on Land Rovers and engineers instead goes in profits and we see fuck all - so much for free markets.

They could - via Offgen - simply say the situation this year is unique and take all their profits as a windfall. Then redistribute that amongst the consumers - but of course that smacks of Socialism and also removes profits - that being the altar at which they worship the God money.

Then there is water - Offwat has failed to prevent profiteering on an epic scales. Companies raped for profits. Raising money on the back of the ownership to redistribute as payments and to shareholders in a refinancing that the Glazers would be embarrassed by - as a result they spend millions servicing debt that wasn't there before - they pump shit in the rivers and the sea and lose billions of gallons through leaks every day. Thames Water announced hosepipe bans coming soon the day after the below - its all rigged against us and we have a shameless Govt who does nothing at all


https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money...ah-Bentley-2m-year-gets-727-000-windfall.html
 

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