Same here.
Well they have to do 3.9% regardless due to Ofcom. But most do that on top of RPI which is currently 13.4%. So 4.5% is good if it’s just a set rate they are doing each year.
China and Russia have a lower carbon footprint than us, per capita, and that's whilst manufacturing mountains of junk for us to consume iirc.
Breaking Bad
It's gonna break Joey, and it's not gonna be good. Flush your coal down the loo before you take another hit dude.
My heating system is far more economical than gas - the CO 2 from gas is about 20% higher that coal & logs - my system runs 8 radiators plus all the hot water I need for 7 months of the year - do you really trust any Government not to milk the green issue in the UK ?
got the impression @YoboCopter earned significantly more, must buy in bulk...
I’m 30 and am on pretty much a regular salary. Moved home last year to save for a mortgage and it’s now becoming apparent that it’s unattainable, meanwhile rent prices are that high that unless I want to move into a grim shared house I wouldn’t really be able to afford rent anywhere. It’s hard because from 2016 to 2020 I was on a bit less money, but could comfortably afford a nice flat with 2 bedrooms and a balcony right in Liverpool centre - now I’d struggle to find a flat in Kenny for the same money
Can't you go on Council lists up in Liverpool?
Until the UK moves away from housing being a commodity to store and make money and back to something to be living in, this issue will continue. There are so many levers that need pulling and changed pretty much would take a generation if not more to rectify. Headway is now starting in Wales but it's taken some years to full throttle in social housing build, my local authority is building massive family houses for rent early well above private sector standard, I'll post pictures later...
For anyone on benefits there are social tariffs with suppliers which can reduce the cost of your broadband. It's not very well advertised (Suprise there) but can be useful to those that qualify.