[michael21]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes because of the war

[arista]

[The Chancellor's pledge that councils in England
would make a £150 payment
towards domestic energy bills "in April" has been
broken in some areas.
While some have paid, Radio 4's Money Box
has found many have not and the guidance
has changed to "from April".

The deadline for payment, which applies to
homes in council tax bands A-D, is September.

The government said councils were expected
to begin making payments as soon as
possible from April.
The deadline for payment,
which applies to homes in
council tax bands A-D, is September.]








[In Scotland councils have been told they
can give the £150 as a direct discount
off their council tax - and many have done that.
There is no council tax in Northern Ireland but the
executive there has been given money
to make the payments but that is held up
by the political uncertainty.]


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61270840


This is terrible for some people
that thought from April they will get £150

[arista]

BBC Text:
[State pensions and benefits are set to
rise in line with double-digit inflation,
the Telegraph reports,
despite the government telling rail workers
to accept cuts.
The paper says the Treasury confirmed on Tuesday
that the pension triple-lock would be
reinstated after it was paused
during the pandemic - taking the annual pay-out to
beyond £10,000.]

[arista]

[arista]

MPs will break for summer on July 22 and won't
return to Westminster until September 6.


Will Rishi give us a mini budget,
before Friday July 22nd?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

MPs will break for summer on July 22 and won't
return to Westminster until September 6.


Will Rishi give us a mini budget,
before Friday July 22nd?

It’s odd how the country just keeps on going year after year without them

They literally make no difference




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[arista]