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Heavier curtains, quicker showers and slow cooking: the top ways people are trying to save on their energy costs
New research from Go.Compare reveals the measures people are taking to try and save on their energy bills at home

The best test around: top ten BEST and WORST places to pass your driving test revealed
- All ten of the best places to pass your driving test are in Scotland
- The hardest places to pass include locations in metropolitan London and Birmingham
- Nearly 9 in 10 people pass their tests at the best locations – compared to less than 3 in 10 at the worst.

As Border Force staff announce strike action over Christmas, Go.Compare urges travellers to check their travel insurance
Heathrow baggage handlers, Eurostar security staff and rail workers are all taking action this December

Go.Compare urges Christmas shoppers to check insurance before stashing gifts in the car boot
Just 14% of car insurance products cover personal possessions over £400 and 18% provide less than £150 worth of cover

Winter worries: research shows that Brits are planning to spend significantly less this Christmas
- 33% will be more careful about spending
- Top financial concern this Christmas is affording heating bills
- 22% won’t be able to spend as much as usual
- People to spend £522.20 this Christmas, down from £605.20 in 2021

Driving under the in-FLU-ence: Go.Compare warns poorly motorists to think twice before getting behind the wheel
Drivers should check for side-effects on any medication they are taking

Go.Compare energy responds to the National Grid today putting its Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) on standby
National Grid earlier today warned the market that it was poised to activate its Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) tomorrow (29th November) in reaction to outages of France’s Nuclear energy fleet. This was then cancelled this afternoon after it secured more energy to withstand current demand.
The DFS is designed to avoid blackouts in the UK, and it is an initiative that will see certain households financially incentivised to turn off some household appliances between certain hours of the day.

One in six households won’t be turning on the lights this Christmas, to save on energy costs
- A further 27% will be using fewer lights this Christmas
- Just 21% of people will be putting up the same number of lights as 2021

New research finds that 14% of Brits have never switched their home insurance
12% just renew their policy every year but a third (33%) shop around every 12 months