Which? is calling for simple energy prices to end confusion and make comparing tariffs easier. In this guest post, Martin Lawrence from EDF Energy explains his support for a single unit price. (more about single unit prices...)

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My green waste bag is collected for free each and every week. I thought that was the norm, but it appears it’s a different story for many in the UK. Some people are now paying extra to have their green waste taken away. (more about green waste...)

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We've found that energy prices are the biggest worry for consumers. But if so many of us are worried about how much we’re paying for our gas and electricity, why aren't more of us switching suppliers? (more about energy switching...)

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‘Redefining the British Barbecue’ is the claim made by the latest gadget to take the cooking world by storm. But is the Big Green Egg here to stay, or just a passing phase? (more about the Big Green Egg barbecue...)

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As the Energy Bill continues its journey through Parliament, important decisions have yet to be made on energy infrastructure. Is it reasonable to expect transparency on big decisions that involve your money? (more about energy transparency...)

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Were your winter energy bills shockingly high? If you’re thinking of switching suppliers to save money, the vast array of tariffs on offer might put you off. That’s why we need genuinely simple energy prices. (more about making energy prices simple...)

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Would you pay more for a kettle that boils to 80 and 90 degrees as well as 100 degrees? Appliances with lots of fancy features are making their way into our homes, but do we really need all the bells and whistles? (more about feature-heavy appliances...)

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Many of you may recall seeing holiday deals in travel agents’ windows. When you went in, the deal had invariably gone. You felt lured in under false pretences. I had a similar feeling when trying to find a house to rent. (more about letting agents...)

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Before I had my first child, I’d never changed a nappy in my life. I’d certainly never considered what brand I should buy. But the results of our latest survey show the brand you choose can make a big difference. (more about our nappies survey...)

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We’re often told that native British plants are better for wildlife than cultivated plants introduced from other countries, but have you ever wondered whether anyone told the insects? (more about native vs non-native plants...)

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Thousands of energy customers had their free insulation installations cancelled at the last minute after the Carbon Emissions Reduction Target scheme came to an end. Were you affected by the cancellations? (more about CERT insulation cancellations...)

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In January, lithium batteries were added to the list of prohibited goods by the Royal Mail. As online sellers start using expensive couriers for delivery, could the cost of buying lithium batteries suddenly shoot up? (more about lithium batteries...)

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