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How much gas and electricity do you pay for your 2 bed?
car0line123
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in Energy
What gas and electricity bill would you expect to pay for a 2 bedroom flat?
I just received my yearly statement, and wondering what amount other people pay.
Many thanks!
I just received my yearly statement, and wondering what amount other people pay.
Many thanks!
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We paid around £75/month for a 2 bed house. Had gch and hot water, everything else electric.
I'd expect a flat to be a bit lower.November GC- £322.43/£300. Dec - £364/£4000 -
Currently around £55 a month when the gas CH isn't on, £75 when it is (though it's only on around 1 in 3 days at the moment as it's not too cold so this will rise if we have a prolonged cold snap).
That's in a 2-bed single-glazed flat.0 -
£65/month all in, including cooking. Detached as well.Do you want your money back, and a bit more, search for 'money claim online' - They don't like it up 'em Captain Mainwaring0
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£55 monthly, southern England. 2 bed mid terraceThis is an open forum, anyone can post and I just did !0
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thank you, because we are paying around £800 for gas, and £600 electric, which sounded a lot0
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We pay £64 a month for a 2 bedroom end of terraced house.
Sounds like you pay around £116 a month which seems very high, however of course it does depend on personal circumstances too - how many people live there, if they work full time, etc.0 -
2 bed bungalow - all electric (no mains gas in town).
£42 pm
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3 bed rural detached bungalow - all electric immersion heater + 2 x Air to air con split units for heating (no mains gas in town).
£32 pm + £70 per year on 200kg of smokeless coal0 -
3 bed rural semi-detached newbuild (2013) house with gch and gas hob.
£42pm, on average over 12 months.0
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