Lib Dems back plans to slash energy bills and boost climate action

James Murray
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Lib Dems back plans to slash energy bills and boost climate action

Party members back wide-ranging policy paper that promises to 'reduce the price of electricity relative to gas', beef up climate adaptation measures, and introduce a new social tariff

The Liberal Democrat Party Conference has formally adopted a wide-ranging new policy paper, which sets out how the party would accelerate climate action across the UK economy. Party members gathered...

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