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Consumer Rights Act 2015 Business Factsheet
This factsheet provides businesses with information on the new Consumer Rights Act 2015.
- Consumer Skills
- Other
Consumer Rights Act 2015 Consumer Factsheet
This factsheet provides consumers with information on the new Consumer Rights Act 2015.
- Consumer Skills
- Other
The Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment is seeking to appoint five new board members to the Board of the Consumer Council for Northern Ireland (CCNI). The role is a rewarding one – and you will be offered support and any training you’ll need to make a strong contribution.
- Business
Change at the Counter Report
This report provides an overview of the Consumer Council’s experience of Network Transformation since taking over statutory responsibility for postal services in April 2014.
- Post
Consultation response to Ofcom’s review of the regulation of Royal Mail
Consumer Council's consultation response to Ofcom’s review of the regulation of Royal Mail.
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Sure Start Parents Week
The Consumer Council will be attending the Shankill Sure Start’s Parent’s Week event on Wednesday 21 October 2015 from 9am – 1pm. Consumer Council staff will be available to members of the public who have any queries on consumer issues. Visit us for advice on complaints you may have in relation to water, energy or transport and take away various leaflets packed full of useful information for parents and consumers.
Consultation response to Ofcom’s consultation on universal service exceptions
Consumer Council's joint response to Ofcom’s consultation on universal service exceptions to Royal Mail’s universal service obligation.
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Consultation Response on Cross Border Parcel Delivery
Consumer Council consultation response on cross border parcel delivery.
- Post
The Online Parcel Premium
This report explores the issues arising from online parcel deliveries to Northern Ireland.
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The Consumer Council welcomes Firmus Energy’s decision to reduce natural gas tariffs in the Greater Belfast area by up to 10 per cent and 5 per cent in the Ten Towns licence area.
- Energy