All news on the topic: Energy bills

Whether shopping online or using self-scan tills at the supermarket, there's less human interaction in everyday life - and closing rail ticket offices will increase it

We round up all the big money changes coming in September, from changes to your Amazon Prime subscription to the end of the current Ofgem price cap, to huge Universal Credit shake-ups

Mirror Consumer Editor Natasha Wynarczyk is investigating the crisis in our eating habits and explores how we can fix our food. Research shows trust in supermarkets is at its lowest since the 2013 horse meat crisis

It costs parents £150 a year to buy their kids' school uniform items - and an extra £20 a year in energy costs to wash them, as well as £45 a year on tumble dryer cycles

The party’s analysis of official survey results found around 8,679 businesses expected to shut down premises in the next three months

Heinz Tomato Ketchup and Sabra Houmous have seen their costs soar by 95% and 67% respectively

Ofgem has just announced its energy price cap will fall again to £1,923 for the average bill from October 2023 - here is everything you need to know about your bills

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has been praised after she cornered a Tory MP on the morning programme over the energy charge rise

A woman has shared her suspicions that whenever her husband is home alone their Ring doorbell camera never works - and when confronted was met with a defensive attitude

If you want superfast and reliable broadband it might be worth following this latest advice.

It may sound like good news that energy bills are to drop but the price cap is still higher than what it was before the energy crisis - but there is help available

The Ofgem price cap sets the maximum rate energy firms can charge per kilowatt (kWh) hour for gas and electricity you use, along with standing charges - here is what you need to know

The Ofgem price cap sets a limit on what suppliers can charge for each unit of gas and electricity you use, as well as the standing charges and there is good news, as it is set to fall from October

Just one appliance was using up half of the family's electricity and as soon as this dad found out he knew he had to take drastic action

Analysis released by the Lib Dems found that a loaf of bread has gone up by 37p, while a pint of milk is 24p more expensive than it as in 2021 amid calls for more Government action

We tried the best heated clothes airers on the market to find our Mirror Choice.

OVO is expanding its Power Move scheme so it will be available nationwide, with customers able to earn £10 a month for reducing their energy consumption between 4pm and 7pm

The British Beer and Pub Association (BBPA) has urged the Government to amend licensing laws following the pub industry's frustration with restrictions on when alcoholic beverages can be served

Alarming figures released by Age UK found that 735,240 households missed out on payments from the Government's heavily-criticised Energy Bills Support Scheme (EBSS) Alternative Fund

Although it may be good news that energy bills are to fall - the price cap is still significantly higher than it was back in October 2021 when it sat at £1,277

It turns out there's an optimal time of day to use your washing machine if you want to save money on your electricity bills - and most of us don't make use of it

Millennials spend over £500 a year on takeaways – while just one in ten Gen Z adults have switched energy suppliers in the last two years

Fuel poverty campaigners have said this winter will be as difficult as the last for Brit households - yet super-rich energy companies will line their pockets with millions

Ian Palmer-Smith, appliance expert at Domestic & General, said the “most common vampire devices ” found in homes include washing machines, dishwashers, tumble dryers, TVs and microwaves

We have enough green energy to power Britain many times over, it will never run out and there is no global market setting the price for it