Your chance to save money on energy costs

Residents are being urged to join a collective energy scheme which has already helped 360 people in Blackpool save up to £160 on their annual bills.
Signing up to a collective energy scheme could help people save money on their billsSigning up to a collective energy scheme could help people save money on their bills
Signing up to a collective energy scheme could help people save money on their bills

Blackpool Council is once more taking part in Ready to Switch which enables people to get a better deal by joining forces with other householders.

The more people who sign up, the more likely suppliers are to give an additional discount.

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Coun Gillian Campbell, deputy leader of Blackpool Council, said: “With the warmer temperatures in summer, energy bills may be the last thing on your mind but now is the time to start saving.

“We’re encouraging residents to sign up and get a better deal on their gas and electricity.

“It’s all about people power, with residents teaming up to take on the big energy companies and save hundreds of pounds on energy bills by the end of the year.

“It’s not a complicated process but our team will be on hand to help make it hassle-free.

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“Registration is free and without any obligation so once you’ve got your offer, you don’t have to switch if you don’t want to.”

A number of other council areas across the country are taking part in the Ready to Switch scheme which is led by Peterborough Council and run by switching specialists, iChoosr.

Anyone can register, whether you rent your home or own it, as long as any current energy debts are less than £500.

People need their annual gas or electricity statement for the last 12 months, the name of their energy supplier, the tariff and payment plan, and the amount of energy they use.

Registration is open now and closes on October 10.

For more information or to sign up now, visit www.readytoswitch.co.uk