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  • 25 March 2024

    Consultation launched on draft consumer duty guidance for public bodies

    New duty to put consumer interests at the heart of strategic decision-making.

  • 8 March 2024

    Response to consultation on Heat in Buildings Bill

    Consultation proposes new laws on energy efficiency and the way we heat homes and buildings.

  • 1 March 2024

    Consumer Scotland responds to Royal Mail stamp price increase

    Director of Policy and Advocacy Douglas White highlights affordability issues for consumers

  • 23 February 2024

    Price cap fall welcome, but consumers still facing high bills and energy debt

    Chief Executive of Consumer Scotland Sam Ghibaldan comments on the latest energy price cap announcement from Ofgem

  • 24 January 2024

    Consumer Scotland responds to Ofcom’s report on the universal postal service

  • 17 January 2024

    Consumer Scotland publishes Draft Work Programme for 2024-2025

    Public consultation launched to help shape priorities for next year.

  • 18 December 2023

    Support for standard prices for UK postal services to protect rural communities

    Consumer Scotland survey comes as Ofcom reviews future of universal postal service

  • 13 December 2023

    Rural communities in Scotland more at risk as UK landlines go digital

    Survey shows greater vulnerability for consumers in remote areas.

  • 7 December 2023

    New Board member appointed to Consumer Scotland

    Lesley Halliday becomes the fifth member of the Consumer Scotland Board.

  • 5 December 2023

    Why connecting with consumers should be integral to the thinking of regulators

    A speech by Consumer Scotland Chief Executive Sam Ghibaldan on why good regulation should be based on a genuine understanding of consumers’ experiences and behaviours

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