Liz Truss

[bluethrunthru]

Labour proposed "the light touch of regulation" and the Tories were happy to agree.

actually Cameron and Osborne moaned it wasn't going far enough

 

[117 M34]

How does a 2.5k cap work?
Does that mean I can have my heating on all day every day and I would still only pay the same as someone who doesn't put theirs on as much?

 

[East Level 2]

How does a 2.5k cap work?
Does that mean I can have my heating on all day every day and I would still only pay the same as someone who doesn't put theirs on as much?

No. My understanding is that the maximum electricity price is such that an average house would have a bill of whatever the cap is. I assume this is based on something like a three-bedroom house with three or four occupants and average winter temperatures. You'll pay more than the cap if you have things switched on all the time or if it's a particularly cold winter, or if your insulation is shit.
Unless I mis-heard something on the radio last week.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

From those that are leaving the UK?

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

No. My understanding is that the maximum electricity price is such that an average house would have a bill of whatever the cap is. I assume this is based on something like a three-bedroom house with three or four occupants and average winter temperatures. You'll pay more than the cap if you have things switched on all the time or if it's a particularly cold winter, or if your insulation is shit.
Unless I mis-heard something on the radio last week.

So, do what you want, the UK public will pay for it later.

But, what about those on pay-as-you-go, do they have to top up to £2500 before getting a break?

So simplistic to these who have huge resources, still thinking they’re doing a good deed by cutting a ribbon on the latest food bank.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Just to remind you, she is already lying and obfuscating the reality of where this (same) government have taken us.

Get - Tories - Out!

 

[117 M34]

No. My understanding is that the maximum electricity price is such that an average house would have a bill of whatever the cap is. I assume this is based on something like a three-bedroom house with three or four occupants and average winter temperatures. You'll pay more than the cap if you have things switched on all the time or if it's a particularly cold winter, or if your insulation is shit.
Unless I mis-heard something on the radio last week.

Doesn't sound like a cap then.

 

[johnnytapia]

On a side note, has anyone seen Laura Kuenssberg and Liz Truss in the same room?

Yes. It was great.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Yes. It was great.

Sick bastard! Even the polls have her over 10% down.

 

[johnnytapia]

She does , huge bruising on her hand as well

That crown ain’t light.