“Ofcom, which has a statutory duty to stop consumer abuses, could have done the same for these customers. Instead, it allowed BT to get away with a 37% price cut, at a time when the difference between its costs and what it charged customers had risen between 50-74%.”
That’s because the new immigration system that came in after Brexit was all about saying to companies: “You can’t...
Andrew Montlake, of mortgage broker Coreco, said: “How long continue remains to be seen, and whilst rates could...
Rochdale Borough Council is processing 50,000 direct debit rebates and has just started to mail out letters to the...
Companies supplying energy are getting much more money for their oil and gas than they were last year, partly...
“Raising rail fares next year when fuel duty remains frozen sends the wrong message about how we want and...
However, products that require a lot of energy to produce are experiencing the highest cost pressures. Tesco accepted a...
Almost 200 servicemen and women will provide “temporary” support to help relieve pressure on UK stations.
The Bank of England has announced an expansion of its Leeds office – with one in 10 staff set...
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