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It’s LGBTQ+ History Month - an opportunity to celebrate and raise awareness of the history and lived experiences of the LGBTQ+ community. We spoke to Tony Chilton, London co-chair of the LGBTQ+ Network committee at Which? to find out what the month means for him. 'I think this month is a crazy mix. I’ll always continue to remember, and celebrate the figures in our history who have campaigned or fought for the rights and relative safety of LGBTQ+ people today, like Marsha P Johnson. I’ll also remember the people who have affected our lives in other ways, in spite of living in a time where they couldn’t be accepted for their true selves, like Oscar Wilde or Alan Turing. It's a timely reminder that LGBTQ+ people have always existed and contributed, and how much there is at stake for us here, now and in the future if we do not remember the lessons of the past.’...Show more

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Which? research finds the combined impact of both mobile and broadband bills going up at the same time could see customers facing an annual price increase of £60 per year - or exit fees that could cost a total exceeding £500. 'Telecoms providers must do the right thing by halting unfair price hikes immediately, rather than piling more misery on their customers.' Rocio Concha Galguera, Which? Director Advocacy and Policy. #TheRightToConnect...Show more

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Telecoms firms must do the right thing - scrap their plans for unfair price hikes this April and end unpredictable in-contract price increases once and for all, so everyone can understand what they will pay when they sign a contract for these essential services. https://lnkd.in/exWPZ9et #TheRightToConnect #CallItOut...Show more

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Here are the products and services that earned our badge of approval with a Which? endorsement last month, helping consumers buy with confidence. Papier | Kuoni Global Travel Services | Jet2.com and Jet2holidays | HF Holidays | ProCook | Lakeland | Hisense Group | Aldi UK...Show more

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'Millions of people face price rises they could never have predicted when they signed broadband or mobile contracts and may struggle to afford. Given the regulator has found inflation-linked mid-contract price rises harm consumers and set out proposals to ban them, it would be unconscionable for telecoms providers to proceed with these hikes. Telecoms firms must do the right thing - scrap their plans for unfair price hikes this April and end unpredictable in-contract price increases once and for all, so everyone can understand what they will pay when they sign up to a contract for these essential services.' Rocio Concha Galguera, Which? Director of Policy and Advocacy. BT Group, EE, Plusnet, TalkTalk, Tesco Mobile, Three UK, Virgin Media, Vodafone hashtag#CallItOut...Show more