Homes in Great Britain will be hit by gas and electricity increases of 54% from 1 April but there is help
Energy bills are set to rise Great Britain from April.rom 1 April, most households in Great Britain will see their energy bills rise by 54% – or almost £700 – to just under £2,000 a year. It will be the biggest rise in living memory but may only be the start. Here we answer all your questions about the fuel crisis and examine what help is available.
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