British pensioners are set to receive £755 less in winter fuel support compared to their Irish counterparts following Labour’s recent policy change. Chancellor Rachel Reeves has faced mounting criticism for her decision to save £1.4billion by stripping around 10 million pensioners of payments worth up to £300. The move has sparked controversy as Irish retirees over 70 with incomes up to £429 a week are eligible for energy bill support of £28 weekly during colder months. This means Irish pensioners earning up to £22,308 annually can receive approximately £750 for heating costs. In contrast, Bri…
