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Woman 'scared to turn heating on' due to oil cost

Woman 'scared to turn heating on' due to oil cost
BBC Business Thursday 22 October 2026, 09:55 UTC 1 min read
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Roslynn Garner-Gatley uses a hot water bottle bed socks and earlier bedtimes to stay warm.

Roslynn Garner-Gatley uses a hot water bottle bed socks and earlier bedtimes to stay warm.
Roslynn Garner-Gatley (ORG)
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