Pensioners set to pay £500 more a year on energy
Pensioners in York are set to pay £500 more a year on their energy bills due to the Labour government’s decisions to remove the winter fuel allowance and increase the energy price cap.
Pensioners in York are set to pay £500 more a year on their energy bills due to the Labour government’s decisions to remove the winter fuel allowance and increase the energy price cap.
York’s Liberal Democrat councillors are calling on the council’s Labour administration to admit it made an error by cutting £900,000 from the budget for grass cutting and other frontline services without properly considering the impact on communities.
A new report has found that 6 in 10 local councils, including City of York, will be unable to provide extra welfare support from next month.
Liberal Democrat campaigner Andrew Mortimer has written to Yorkshire Water Chief Executive Nicola Shaw demanding urgent action to stop sewage being dumped in Osbaldwick Beck where it runs through Hull Road Park.
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