Pylon will cut my home’s value by £200k – £250 off energy bills is an insult
Those living near proposed pylons tell The i Paper why they are angry about the Government's plans to knock money off their energy bills
Scots living near 'monster pylon' projects to save £250 a year on energy bills
Labour ministers vow to introduce new legal requirements to ensure communities benefit from upgrades to National Grid infrastructure.
How could living near a pylon get you hundreds off your energy bills?
The government will give residents £250 a year off their bills if they're near new pylons, to try and reduce local opposition to infrastructure. | ITV National News
Energy bills could fall by £250 a year if you live near new pylon project
Ministers are also looking to slash the number of official bodies that get a say in planning decisions in a drive to cut red tape.
How to save £2,500 on your energy bill... by living near an electricity pylon
Households living near newly-installed pylons could save up to £2,500 on their energy bills under new government plans.
Britons living near new pylons to get energy bill discounts
British households living near new pylons will benefit from discounts to their energy bills, as the government seeks to win support for the infrastructure required to add new clean power sources to the grid.
Bills to rise to fund discounts for homes near pylons, says Ed Miliband
The cost of reducing energy bills for people who live near pylons will be paid for by increasing average annual bills across the country by 80p, Energy Secretary and Doncaster North MP Ed Miliband has said.
People living in certain areas could get £250 off energy bills
Under new government proposals, households who live near power pylons could receive up to £250 annually in energy bill discounts. However, there's a catch. Ministers are preparing to introduce a scheme that would cut electricity bills by nearly 40% for those living within half a kilometre of new or upgraded energy infrastructure.
Campaigner calls pylon cash incentive 'patronising'
A campaigner fighting plans for new pylons said the government's offer of money off energy bills was "patronising".
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Pylon encroachment could soon pay out £250 a year
People who live near pylons and power infrastructure could soon be paid £250 annually for the inconvenience as part of the UK ...
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Pylon homes bill help welcomed as Scots living near projects to save £250 a year on bills
Labour’s proposal to knock £250 a year off their energy bills – and all who live near major pylon projects – is surely a step in the right direction. But it won’t be enough to temper all ...