Customer News

E.ON reaches another milestone in its MHHS journey as npower Business Solutions electricity customers begin the transition to support a smarter, more flexible energy system.

New grants will fund voluntary groups to give much-needed help to low-income families.

As a spell of hot weather begins across Scotland, Network Rail engineers have been preparing for the challenges it can bring to the railway.  

Local non-profit groups and organisations can apply for up to £1,500 funding to run community repair events. 

Speyside Sports and Community Centre in Aberlour is supporting the Royal Life Saving Society UK (RLSS UK) Drowning Prevention Week 2026 by running water safety classes.

Timetable improvements are being introduced to the Transport for Wales TrawsCymru T6 service to improve punctuality and the overall reliability of the service.

Corinium Museum in Cirencester has secured a “hugely significant" Iron Age hoard of more than 160 silver coins, after raising £13,250 for its acquisition.

The Scottish Government will be “bold, innovative and ambitious” in helping drive a positive and prosperous outcome for the country’s industrial heartlands, the Economy Secretary Stephen Flynn has said

Drivers are being warned to watch out for roe deer on the roads at this higher-risk time of year for deer-vehicle collisions.

Thousands of residents impacted by the cost-of-living crisis will be supported through a new £4.1m fund. 

• Mitie extends its 13-year partnership with Birmingham Airport for an additional two years, continuing to deliver critical security and baggage screening services
• The contract extension has created 60 new security officer roles across airport operations and includes additional security support for the transformation of the airport’s terminal building
• Mitie will continue to support Birmingham Airport’s chosen charity, Birmingham Children’s Hospital, as part of its commitment to the local community

New capability tracks how ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude and Perplexity describe brands, integrated with online, broadcast, print and social media measurement.

At the recent meeting of Full Council, a strategic transport update and next steps report was agreed by elected members that sets out key themes for the development of a strategic local transport plan and includes a suitable timeframe that will meet the Council's commitment to consider the needs, provision, and delivery models of transport across East Ayrshire.

A safety appeal has been issued after CCTV captured teenagers trespassing on the railway in Inverness. 

At the recent meeting of Full Council elected members agreed that a letter will be sent to the Scottish Government requesting a review of existing environmental health and antisocial behaviour legislation to explicitly include pets and other animals.

Welsh music icon Rhys Mwyn has donated a number of objects to Amgueddfa Cymru, strengthening the museum’s collection of Welsh cultural life.

Responding to rumours about four adventure playgrounds run by Islington Play Association, Cllr Una O’Halloran, Leader of Islington Council, issued the following statement.

Pembrokeshire County Council is introducing an upgrade to its payment system to make it even more secure and ready for the future.

A court has ordered a woman to pay Pembrokeshire County Council more than £99,000 in costs following an operation to remove 26 dogs from a property in Puncheston.

The owners of a Chinese takeaway in Eccleston have been fined after misleading customers about their food hygiene rating.

Ffasiwn presents a collection of 56 photographs by French photographer Clémentine Schneidermann and Merthyr-born creative director Charlotte James. The exhibition celebrates ten years of It’s Called Ffasiwn, a project forged from a shared love of photography, fashion and creativity that is rooted in community.