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Briefing on Car Insurance
One page briefing paper on car insurance in Northern Ireland
- Consumer Skills
- Other
Section 75 and Disability Duties Progress Report 2010-2011
Public Authority 2010 – 2011 Annual Progress Report on Section 75 of the NI Act 1998 and Section 49A of the Disability Discrimination Order (DDO) 2006 to the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland.
- Consumer Skills
- Other
Consumer Manifesto July 2011
The Consumer Council is an independent consumer organisation, working to
bring about change to benefit NI consumers. Our aim is to make the consumer
voice heard and make it count.
We have a statutory remit to promote and safeguard the interests of cons
Response to Policy Parameters 2012
The Consumer Council is a Non-Departmental Public Body set up in
legislation to safeguard the interests of all consumers, and particularly the
vulnerable and disadvantaged. The Consumer Council is an independent
organisation which operates to promote a
- Energy
NI Water Licence modification consultation
We are pleased to respond to the Utility Regulator’s consultation on
modifications to NI Water’s Licence.
We agree with the removal of the now redundant references to the first three
charging years and understand that the Licence needs to be modified t
- Water
Incentivisation of All-island Dispatch Balancing Costs
The Consumer Council is a Non-Departmental Public Body set up in
legislation to safeguard the interests of all consumers, and particularly the
vulnerable and disadvantaged. The Consumer Council is an independent
organisation which operates to promote a
- Energy
The Consumer Council is today launching a four-pronged campaign to reduce the high cost of car insurance in Northern Ireland.
- Consumer Skills
The Consumer Council welcomes the introduction of competition for around 55,000 Belfast gas consumers who have Pay As You Go Meters. From today all natural gas customers in Greater Belfast and Larne will be able to switch their gas supplier.
- Energy
The Consumer Council has said today’s announcement from the Coal Advisory Service that the price of coal in Northern Ireland will rise between four and ten per cent this September is yet a further blow for consumers who are struggling with their energy costs. Although only around five per cent of households in Northern Ireland use coal to solely heat their homes, there is an increasing number of households that use coal fires as a means of complementing their central heating systems.
- Energy
The Consumer Council has called for four key actions following today’s announcement from Power NI that an 18.6 per cent electricity price rise will take effect from 1 October. Describing it as a massive blow for consumers coming into winter, the Consumer Council has called on the NI Executive to take practical steps to address the problem.
- Energy