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Energy bills help 'doesn't go far enough'

Energy bills help 'doesn't go far enough'
BBC England Sunday 01 November 2026, 07:15 UTC 1 min read
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Families in the West Midlands say they are worried about paying winter energy bills.

Families in the West Midlands say they are worried about paying winter energy bills.
West Midlands (LOCATION)
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