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As well as providing advice, every Citizens Advice Bureau has a twin aim of collecting evidence from clients’ experiences – and our experiences of advising them – and using this to campaign for positive changes that can benefit everybody, and not just people who come in to the bureaux.
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Riverside
You might be able to get £140 off your electricity bill under the Warm Home Discount Scheme if you’re either:
getting the guarantee credit part of Pension Credit
on a low income
Check with your supplier to see if they offer the Warm Home Discount - not all suppliers are part of the scheme.
If you've applied for the Warm Home Discount but you switch supplier before you get the payment, you have to apply again with your new supplier. Your new supplier might have different rules about who gets the discount. This doesn’t affect you if you get the discount automatically, without having to apply.
Find out more about the Warm Home Discount Scheme on GOV.UK.