500,000 households in NI are eligible for the voucher and it is expected post offices will be busier than usual
can only be redeemed at post offices and are being sent to all those who don’t pay their energy bills by direct debit.
500,000 households in Northern Ireland are eligible for the voucher and it is expected post offices across the region will be busier than usual.
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