Opposition Day debates occur most weeks. In all, opposition parties have 20 days a year for these debates, traditionally two debates will be held each day. TheyWorkForYou is a website that purports to record how MPs vote on certain matters.
There are two causes with deadlines coming up - both on Friday January 19th. The first relates to the standing charge on your electricity or gas supply. The unit price of your energy has reduced dramatically from its peak, but energy companies have hiked the standing charge.
The Rwanda Scheme (legislation that allows the Government the right to deport people immediately they arrive in the UK via an illegal route) began its passage through Parliament this week.
The programmes are run by National Grid, which sits at the heart of the energy system, connecting millions of individuals, households and businesses to the energy they use.
Last week I mentioned that my energy supplier, applied a Balance Forecast algorithm, fixing the direct debit much higher than my monthly energy use. This was corrected by a member of staff which reinforces the argument for real people to be retained for customer services.
