www.fgks.org   »   [go: up one dir, main page]

Skip to main contentSkip to navigation

Consumer affairs

June 2024

  • Cut the costs of going to a festival

    Money hacks
    Borrow a tent and bring food: how to cut the cost of UK summer music festivals

  • A telegraph pole outside a house

    Your problems, with Anna Tims
    Internet provider Brsk has blocked our home’s view

  • Thermal image shows the heat loss from a house

    Are energy performance certificates worth the paper they’re written on?

  • A letter about carer's allowance

    Your problems, with Anna Tims
    Dithering DWP owes me £1,300 in carer’s allowance

  • Australian customer service
    I cancelled my Airbnb booking within the appropriate timeframe. Why won’t they issue my refund?

  • ‘More than my weekly wages’: London’s Paddington attraction and the growing cost of kids’ days out

  • Energy bills: a fixed-price deal could save you £150 next winter

  • This listed Welsh farmhouse in Capel Dewi has a productive vegetable garden.

    Fantasy house hunt
    Homes for sale in England and Wales with a kitchen garden – in pictures

    From a historic Grade II-listed Welsh farmhouse to newbuild London flats with shared allotment beds
  • Image of phone on wooden table with online marketplace selling second hand goods open

    Next UK government should introduce scams legislation, says City lobby group

  • Shopping online with a Nationwide card.

    Consumer champions
    Nationwide blocked my debit card and won’t tell me why

  • Metro failed to act when a scam involving one of its accounts was reported.

    Consumer champions
    Metro Bank ignored my report of attempted scam

  • Workers installing solar panels on a roof surrounded by scaffolding.

    Make accreditation mandatory for low-carbon heating installers, says Which?

  • A man stands on stage in front of a banner saying 'Coalition for Ticket Fairness' in a still from hidden camera footage

    Revealed: how touts drew up secret plans to sabotage Labour’s ticket reforms

  • Hidden camera footage for a story about ticket touts. From Rob Davies, Business reporter

    ‘No one needs their name near this’: the secret plot by touts to undermine Labour’s reforms

  • Imogen West-Knights

    Put your tape measure away – and enjoy your delicious underpoured pint

    Imogen West-Knights
    A study says that most beer served in pubs and bars is short-measured. Here’s why I think drinkers should suck it up, says the writer Imogen West-Knights
  • ‘Recommendations you can rely on’: but does Checkatrade’s claim stand up?

    Your problems, with Anna Tims
    Does Checkatrade’s vetting really check out?

    With cowboy builders on the rise, is it worth trying an online platform instead? Our correspondents suggest there may be pitfalls
  • A Thames Water drain cover in Windsor

    Ofwat poised to refuse most suppliers’ requests for big price rises

    Water watchdog decision on bills in England and Wales delayed until after election, as Thames crisis looms
  • A heating engineer works on a domestic heat pump

    The annoyance of noisy heat pumps at 2am

    Letters: Martyn Taylor points to the irritating sound of heat pumps starting and stopping. Plus a letter from John Lovelock who reckons they will be prohibitively expensive to install in older properties
  • Japanese-style chicken karaage and fried rice delivered as a meal kit.

    Revealed: how ‘convenient’ recipe boxes really measure up on price

    Our survey shows that buying ingredients separately for the meal kits offered by the leading suppliers can save up to 74%,
  • Paint tester pots, colour charts and a paintbrush

    From paint testers to wardrobe hacks: 12 home DIY dos and don’ts

    Whether you are taking the DIY route or employing a tradesperson, there are ways to save money
About 21,166 results for Consumer affairs
1...345...