Labour's John Healey is facing criticism for not targeting energy bill support at those most in need, according to the Resolution Foundation. The foundation said that the poorest half of households will gain just £14 more than the £144 received by the richest half from the government's energy bill support.
Healey accused of 'complete failure' on energy bill support
UKPulse News DeskLabour's John Healey is facing criticism for not targeting energy bill support at those most in need, according to the Resolution Foundation.
- The poorest half of households will gain just £14 more than the £144 received by the richest half from the government's energy bill support
- Healey's budget was described as a 'complete failure' on energy bill support
Why this matters: The criticism highlights concerns about the fairness and effectiveness of the government's energy bill support measures.
What this means for you: If you are a low-income household, you may not receive sufficient support from the government's energy bill measures.