I'm skipping meals to heat my home because I can't afford my new energy bill

A CARE worker will struggle to make it through the winter because she cannot afford her fuel bill.

It means many will see their annual bills rise by £693. The increase is largely driven by soaring wholesale gas prices. With the cost of living soaring, she is one of hundreds of thousands of British people trapped in poverty. She often skips meals and only washes up three times a week. Explaining the steps she already takes, Rebecca added: “I turn the heater down to 13C when my daughter is at school and wrap myself in blankets.

Energy prices don’t go up until April…..

OMG this is tragic, I hope No 10 are enjoying their lobster and caviar in front of their cosy fires (not)😧😲

Not having a full time job will do that

Sorry to hear that ,, but a loaf of bread -£1, packet of ham £1.50, small cheese £1.50 , packet of salad £1, that should make at least 4 meals , around £1 a meal !! And no cooking ! Surely you can afford that !!

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