October 28, 2022 in Essex County Council
At a time when living costs are reaching record highs, several broadband providers are offering special discounted deals to help people receiving benefits to stay connected.
Could you save up to £144 a year on your broadband bills?
If you’re a low-income family receiving Universal Credit or other benefits, you could be eligible for a social broadband tariff and save up to £144 a year on your broadband bills.
https://www.essex.gov.uk/news/help-with-your-broadband-bills
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