Alice Rickman

Our research has found that food hygiene has become something of a postcode lottery for diners. People are unknowingly taking risks with their health simply by choosing to eat out in the wrong area. (more about food hygiene ratings...)

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Eight in 10 Which? members look out for offers on electrical goods, but we’ve discovered some offers may not be all they’re cracked up to be. Have you spotted a disappointing special offer? (more about special offers on electrical goods...)

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We have discovered yet more household products that have shrunk, while the price has stayed the same or even increased. Are any of your favourite products shrinking? (more about shrinking products...)

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Most electrical appliances don’t last forever, and there comes a time when they need to be replaced. But how easy is it to recycle old televisions? Where do they end up? (more about recycling electronics...)

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We looked at 115 products, comparing 300,000 prices, and found that multibuy special offers aren’t always as good a deal as they seem. Are they just a supermarket tactic to sell you more than you need? (more about multibuy special offers...)

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Our latest investigation found you could be paying more than £100 extra for your gas and electricity if you pay by cheque or bank transfer rather than direct debit. That’s £100 to process four cheques! (more on paying energy bills by cheque...)

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It’s been 55 years since Which? was founded. Over that time consumer trends have changed dramatically. Our tests have changed also – so what were we putting through its paces fifty years ago? (more about our product tests...)

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If, like me, you avoid adding up how much you spend on coffee, now would be a good time to look away. What do you think is cheaper – making your own espresso coffees with a machine or buying coffee from chains? (more about buying coffee...)

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Have you ever been baffled by the seemingly endless succession of BOGOFs, rollbacks and 50% extra free deals adorning supermarket shelves? More to the point, do you trust them to actually save you money? (more about special offers...)

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Which kitchen appliances do you think are the most likely to catch fire – cookers, ovens or toasters perhaps? It's actually faulty tumble dryers and washing machines that come out on top. Does this come as a surprise? (more about flammable kitchen appliances ...)

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Have you had suspicions that supermarket packs are shrinking? Well, we’ve trawled through a years worth of supermarket data to uncover the products that are shrinking – and their prices have stayed the same. (more about shrinking products...)

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Supermarkets are price matching, bombarding us with offers and claiming to drop thousands of prices. But, I’m sure you’ve noticed, the cost of your shop is going up. Do you trust supermarkets to charge a fair price? (more about supermarket pricing bugbears...)

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