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‘Free’ heating and post-work gatherings tempting workers back to office – index

Two-thirds (67%) of people say “free” heating encourages them to venture into the office during the chilly winter months, according to an index. Nearly half (48%) of workers now commute to their workplace five days a week, according to the Virgin ...

28 Oct 2024 at 00:01

National News

New Heating Bill approved by Government to include price protection for network consumers

The Government has approved the General Scheme of the Heat (Networks and Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2024. The development of this legislation will pave the way for the growth of a district heating industry in Ireland that would be highly ...

01 Nov 2024 at 07:53

One in four fear having to turn off heating and hot water this winter – survey

Up to a quarter of the UK population believe they could be forced to turn off their heating and hot water this winter due to an expected rise in household energy bills, research suggests. The proportion who said they will need to take such ...

21 Aug 2024 at 00:01

Personal Finance

Households looking to cut heating bills warned about costly insurance mistakes

Households attempting to cut their bills this winter are being warned that some attempts to save costs could end up invalidating their insurance. Switching the heating off entirely, failing to maintain a minimum indoor temperature, or ...

07 Nov 2025 at 14:11

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