RGU:Union Forums

Here you can find the minutes of the Standing Forums of RGU:Union, including the Societies forum, Sports Forum, Student Voice and the RGU:Union Annual General Meeting (AGM).

If you have questions concerning the Standing Forums, queries about any of the points raised in the minutes, or if you would like to have an issue addressed at a future Standing Forum, email the President (Communication & Democracy).

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This means that a typical household on a default energy tariff could expect a bill increase of £96 per year.

This could affect around 11 million homes in England, Wales, and Scotland (Northern Ireland sets its own cap).

The cap for prepayment meter customers will increase by £87 per year, affecting around 4 million households.

 
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