John Healey to hand households £50 off gas bills with standing charges axed

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Chancellor John Healey will announce the removal of standing charges from gas bills in today's Budget. This initiative aims to reduce skyrocketing costs for households, eliminating charges described as unfair. The move is expected to save British families an average of £45 to £50 per year. By axing these specific fees, the Chancellor intends to provide immediate financial relief to households struggling with high energy prices across the country as part of the new fiscal measures.
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