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Households have been urged to take their energy meter readings – and try to submit them – ahead of prices rising from October 1.

Households urged to take energy meter readings ahead of October 1 price rise

Shetland could hit 96 per cent and that islanders must earn a salary of over £100,000 to avoid impact, according to Shetland Island council officer analysis (PIC: Swifant/Creative Commons).

Fuel poverty in Shetland could hit 96 per cent in April

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