"Grants & Benefits to help you pay your Bills:If you’re struggling to afford your gas and electricity bills, contact your supplier to discuss ways to pay what you owe them.Your supplier has to help you come to a solution. You should try to negotiate a deal that works for both of you.If you don’t try to negotiate with your supplier, they might threaten to disconnect you. Check what to do if you’ve been told your energy supply will be disconnected.If your supplier doesn’t disconnect you, you should still arrange to pay what you owe them. This protects you from being disconnected in the future.Find out how to contact your supplier about a problem.This page can help you if you pay for your energy after you use it - for example by monthly direct debit or quarterly bill. There are different things you should do if you can't afford to top up your prepayment meter."There is lots of info on this website as it depends on what sort of energy you have and what your situation is. You can get help from an Advisor online.Here is the website again. You need to highlight, copy and paste the web address into your browser.https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/energy/energy-supply/get-help-paying-your-bills/grants-and-benefits-to-help-you-pay-your-energy-bills/
Philippa Bond ● 32d