Supermarket 'offers', Petrol theft, Pricey 'green' policies
Consumer affairs with Winifred Robinson. Who picks up the bill for forecourt thefts? You and Yours discovers the petrol stations docking staff wages. Plus pricey 'green' policies.
A report from the think tank Policy Exchange says money added to our energy bills for 'green' policies has been wasted. It has calculated that the average household bill has increased by Β£120 in 6 years because of ill thought through climate change policies, and the cost of running energy networks. The former Energy Secretary Ed Davey responds.
Losses at petrol stations from people who fill up and drive off without paying have soared in recent years - according to the industry body that keeps track of it. Winifred Robinson speaks to a shop assistant who has been footing the bill when people drive off without paying for their petrol.
Plus the Competition and Markets Authority respond to a super complaint about supermarket offers.
Presented by Winifred Robinson
Produced by Natalie Donovan.
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Supermarket Offers
Are supermarkets misleading customers with confusing price promotions?
Duration: 05:31
Energy Bills
The Policy Exchange says the average household bill has risen Β£120 over the past 6 years.
Duration: 07:25
Losses at Petrol Stations
The shop assistant footing the bill when customers don't pay for their petrol.
Duration: 05:51
Child Disability
A paediatrician talks about the pressures on staff supporting children with disabilities.
Duration: 06:07
Brutalist Playgrounds
A look back at playgrounds from the Brutalist era of the 1960s and 1970s.
Duration: 06:39
Rent to Own Companies
A look at the companies which let you rent to buy household goods at costly instalments.
Duration: 06:22
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- Thu 16 Jul 2015 12:15Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM