Consumers “must be central” to key decisions on tackling climate change
Statutory body sets out what policymakers in Scotland should do to engage consumers.
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Urgent action required to protect consumers from RTS switch-off
A statement from Consumer Scotland Chief Executive Sam Ghibaldan
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Barriers to greater use of “greener” transport in Scotland revealed
Survey highlights availability, cost, journey times, safety and accessibility.
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70% of consumers in Scotland reporting problems with goods or services
New Consumer Scotland report shows each incident costs consumers £30.
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Greater protections for heat network customers in Scotland
Consumer advice, support and advocacy first steps of wider regulation of the sector.
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Consumer Scotland publishes annual work programme
Priorities to improve the lives of consumers set out after public consultation.
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Consumers facing further increase in the price of stamps
Consumer Scotland comments on latest announcement from Royal Mail
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Consumers, policymakers and climate change
A speech by Consumer Scotland Chief Executive Sam Ghibaldan to a UK Regulators' Network conference on net zero.
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Consumers facing further rise in energy costs after price cap increase
Consumer Scotland comments on latest Ofgem announcement.
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Consumer duty guidance for public bodies published
New duty will make consumer interests central to strategic decision-making.