Disabled people facing serious negative impacts from high energy bills
Consumer Scotland research workshops highlight issues over financial support.
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Consumer Scotland Chief Executive annual update
Chief Executive Sam Ghibaldan sets out the actions taken over the past year to support consumers.
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National campaign required to reduce risks to consumers as UK landlines go digital
Consumer Scotland seeks UK Government action to protect remote rural communities
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Consumers in Scotland facing legacy of mounting energy debt
Nearly half of affected households not confident they can clear debts or arrears.
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Consumer Scotland publishes Work Programme for 2024-2025
Priorities to improve the lives of consumers set out after public consultation.
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Consultation launched on draft consumer duty guidance for public bodies
New duty to put consumer interests at the heart of strategic decision-making.
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Response to consultation on Heat in Buildings Bill
Consultation proposes new laws on energy efficiency and the way we heat homes and buildings.
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Consumer Scotland responds to Royal Mail stamp price increase
Director of Policy and Advocacy Douglas White highlights affordability issues for consumers
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Price cap fall welcome, but consumers still facing high bills and energy debt
Chief Executive of Consumer Scotland Sam Ghibaldan comments on the latest energy price cap announcement from Ofgem
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Consumer Scotland responds to Ofcom’s report on the universal postal service