Fuel prices added to Google Maps for the first time as prices rise
Google Maps have released a new feature to help people compare their options as fuel prices rise. Find out how you can get support here.
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What are Andy Burnham’s policy announcements so far and what more can be done?
New Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, has vowed to ease the cost of living pressures on households across the UK and has already revealed a number of measures.
Northern Ireland £100 oil voucher scheme: CAP’s response
Read CAP’s response to the oil voucher scheme here.
Get energy bill support in Northern Ireland: Schemes, grants and funding
Feeling the strain of energy bills in Northern Ireland? Explore local support schemes, energy grants and free debt help from Christians Against Poverty (CAP) to ease the pressure.
As bills hit a three-year high, unaffordable energy is quietly trapping people in spiralling debt
As Ofgem announces a 4% increase in the energy price cap from October, Juliette Flach, CAP’s Policy and Public Affairs Manager, shares CAP’s response.
Get help if you’re struggling to pay energy bills
If you’re struggling to pay your energy bills or find yourself in debt, you can access support in several different ways.
UK energy crisis: ‘No matter how much you try to preserve your energy, it never seems to last.’
Families braced for looming 13.5% energy price hike.
Energy price cap changes 2026: are energy prices going up?
Energy bills are set to rise by 13% per year for typical households from July-September 2026. Find answers to all your energy price cap questions, including what the energy price cap is, how the changes might affect you, and where you can get help with energy bills.
Cost of living April 2026: changes to pensions, benefits, energy and more
Find out how energy bills, Universal Credit, State Pensions and National Minimum Wages are changing in April 2026. Get support with the cost of living here.
Ofgem energy price cap: drop in bills won’t end energy crisis for UK’s poorest
Ofgem energy cap reduction will still leave millions in debt
