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Today's energy saving tip ...

Use natural light as much as possible and turn lights off when a room is empty. If you use a light for an average of four hours or more a day, fit an energy saving light bulb. It will use around a quarter of the electricity and will last ten times longer than an ordinary lightbulb.

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Energy Saving Tip: Insulate your home to save energy and reduce your bills. Insulating your loft can save around £180 a year. You may also be able to get an energy saving grants to help with the cost.

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