Police say they are stepping up patrols around Post Offices following the rollout of the £600 energy voucher
Police in Northern Ireland are stepping up patrols around Post Offices following the rollout of the £600 energy payment.
When similar schemes were launched in the rest of the UK last year, he said a number of text, email and phone call scams followed. "If they send you a text or email or you get a call purporting to be from an energy company or Post Office, just hang up".
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
£600 energy voucher: People redeeming first vouchers at post offices'Food, gas and electric - that's what I'll be spending mine on.' Some of the first people who have received their £600 energy bill support vouchers have been cashing them in at Post Office branches
Read more »
Police warning against £600 energy payment scamPeople across Northern Ireland who will receive £600 energy payment vouchers are being urged to be vigilant and on their guard against scammers looking to cash in.
Read more »
Spanish Utility Says Europe's Energy Crisis Isn’t Over Yet | OilPrice.comThe energy crisis in Europe isn’t over yet, as only the mild weather has helped the continent avoid gas shortages so far this winter, Ignacio Galan, executive chairman of Spanish energy giant Iberdrola, said on Monday.
Read more »
Equinor CEO: High Energy Bills Are Here To Stay For The UK | OilPrice.comEnergy bills in the UK are not expected to return to the levels from before Covid as the energy markets are very different now with the lack of Russian oil and gas
Read more »
'We are in a war over the heating' - when couples disagree over their energy billAre you an energy refusenik or a squanderer?💡 What happens when couples have different approaches to the heating...
Read more »
Energy bills will remain higher for years, warns boss of major gas producerSocieties need to stop thinking of energy as something abundant, the boss of one of Europe’s biggest gas companies has said as he warned that bills will remain higher for years.
Read more »