Liz Truss ‘blocked’ energy-saving campaign despite winter blackout fears
The Metro says The Prime Minister has ruled out a £15 million energy-saving campaign, because it was seen as a ‘light touch’.
Liz Truss made the decision despite warnings planned blackouts could hit the UK if power plants cannot get enough gas to keep running.
Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg is believed to have backed a dedicated winter campaign to prepare for all eventualities, with the Times reporting the idea was blocked by No 10.
It added the campaign was seen as ‘light touch’ by Downing Street.
