You can apply for Winter Watch all year round by phoning 01.

give guides on saving money and saving energy.

advise on pay as you go meters and explaining what each screen means.

advise on running costs of household appliances The new Connected Red Button uses the internet to deliver iPlayer catch-up programming, full BBC news and weather, and multi-stream sport coverage when there are multiple live events happening.

give emergency credit in times of crisis.

apply for the £140 warm homes discount (for those on certain means-tested benefits).

advise on smart meters and explain how they work.

add residents to the energy companies priority list (subject to criteria).

explain energy bills and show how to submit meter readings.

Do you find yourself saying any of the above If so, you've reached the right website. Winter Watch is available to Reading residents who are on a low income and either over 60, have very young children, have a disability or health concerns, have never lived independently, or struggle financially. B o red Go ahead, press the Bored Button.

Winter Watch is run by the Council and a number of local voluntary and health services to make sure you do not suffer from cold in your home during the winter months. 'The red button events are not available via Sky Go or the Sky Q app however you can now watch midweek Sky Bet Championship matches via the SkySports app.

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