Remember a couple of weeks ago when we heard this:
Ed Miliband wants consumer groups to improve uncompetitive markets
What is Milibandism?
Independent thinktanks and charities
IPPR (Institute for Public Policy Research) Run by Nick Pearce (former policy unit head at No 10), it devises policy in terms of what might work in an era of no money.
Cut the Big Six Energy Companies Down to Size, George
Posted 31 October 2013 | (00:00)
With almost eight in 10 people worried about rising energy costs and suppliers being hauled in front of MPs to justify their latest inflation-busting price hikes, Which? is calling on the Chancellor to stand up for consumers.
The Truth Behind Spiralling Energy Prices
Posted 14 October 2013 | (01:00)
We’ve all seen the rather undignified blame game around why our energy prices are rising.
Some people blame the cost of wholesale energy. Some people blame the government’s green subsidies and policies.
Some blame the ‘greedy profiteering energy fat cats’. Some have even blamed consumers for not helping…
Ed’s Price Promise a Bold Move
Posted 25 September 2013 | (01:00)
Ed Miliband’s promises at the Labour Party Conference will give hope to the millions worrying about how they will heat their home this winter. Consistently, we find that rising energy prices is one of the top worries for hard-pressed consumers with some people even having to dip in to their…
Regulator Needs to Work Hard to Prove It Can Change Banking
Posted 26 June 2013 | (01:00)
Published last week, the long-awaited Parliamentary Commission into Banking Standards (PCBS) final report weighed in at 550 pages and included a long list of recommendations designed to tackle the broken culture in the UK’s banking industry.
Which? has long been campaigning for a Big Change in banking to put customers…
The Government Needs to Green Up its Act
Posted 21 May 2012 | (01:00)
As the prime minister is reportedly reviewing the coalition’s flagship Green Deal, we want him to take this opportunity to make big changes to ensure this scheme turns out to be a good deal for consumers.
Which? supports the ambition for homes to be more energy efficient and we welcome…
So…banking, green policies and reining in the energy companies, remarkably close to Miliband’s own agenda.
Good to know who has which finger in which political pie…I would think that Lloyd’s political affiliation’s were very relevant considering the influential role Miliband is intent on giving him….disguised under cover of his role as ‘consumer’s champion’ at Which?.
Maybe the BBC can keep us informed about such relationships…after all they were pretty keen to examine in detail Tory advisor Lynton Crosby’s ‘shocking conflict of interest’ when the opportunity came up.