I went from a Jag to a mini and still put £20 of petrol in the tank so no savings there…….
Same as me, but a Citroen C1 @ £20 road tax as i wasn't giving £210 to the robing government car tax again for the jag & the strange thing there is more room in the drivers area in the C1. The other strange thing is around town the C1 is better on fuel, but on a long run the jag was a lot better with a 2.2lt 6 speed box if taken carefully 60mpg. The C1 48-50mpg. But the jag at 70mph is at 1800rpm, the C1 is 3000rpm at 70.I went from a Jag to a mini and still put £20 of petrol in the tank so no savings there…….
Are you thinking the neighbours might be connected to his bungalow?yes, and do this when all your neighbours are in ....
how many kwh are you using per week ?
I was thinking that if he has a smart meter, its probably got a live consumption reading. If its an old meter, you can watch the dial spinning.I went down to measure my own use, and looking at the smart meter, does not do a thing, it's not like the old meter where you could see the wheel spinning, you need to press buttons to read it, and there are so many windows to scroll through, it is next to useless.
Now the IHD (In home display) shows all the time, so that may help, and the app View attachment 419298 that does show in ½ hour slots what has been used. Same for the week View attachment 419299 I can see what I have used each day, same applies for export View attachment 419300 I can see what I have used each ½ hour, day, month or year. View attachment 419301 Do remember I also export so View attachment 419302 it is not as bad as it looks, View attachment 419303 I get this back, so my bill only £50.24 so far this year. But once we have some idea of what your bill is, then we can have a guess at what is going on.

neighbour has a cannabis factory ? ...Are you thinking the neighbours might be connected to his bungalow?
my smart has a little red flashing light which sort of replaces the spinning whelI was thinking that if he has a smart meter, its probably got a live consumption reading. If its an old meter, you can watch the dial spinning.

I was wondering about the reverse.Are you thinking the neighbours might be connected to his bungalow?
So it seems unlikely the bungalow is connected wrong, but what about the flat before, had someone previously swapped meter tails before he moved in, and so the flat was giving a wrong reading?I did a creep test (10 minutes) as requested by the supplier and it seems that the meter stopped working (is 10 minutes long enough?)

Set summer and winter with the peak and off-peak times, with
loads of options like the auto-off which I use with the fans, so I don't forget there are running.
And it does not need a hub, and costs less than £10, things have moved on so much. The one shown works my bedroom fan, it even has an energy monitor (charge guard)
set so when my battery charger power drops to 1 watt, it starts a 1-hour timer, then turns it off. I use it because there are 6 bright green LEDs on the charger, and they are annoying, normally it works my brewing stuff, but it's too hot to brew.Oh dear, 2 pages! I feel a right plonker! Give me a day or two to read through everything - and thanks to everyone who replied.
Not sure why a lot of forums do this. I have missed out on many post on other forums. You would think it should be the other way around where you tick a box if you dont want to hear / get replys.Sorry! I’m sure that when I posted the original question I ticked the box that said something like notify me of any replies by email. I’ve had no emails, so thought I’d asked a really stupid question that nobody wanted to comment on! I’ve used diynot before and think it’s a great resource, and I always thank those who answer. Really sorry! I’ll now read the comments!
You’ve missed all those posts asking you where you are getting that 5% interest on an ISA you told us about in the premium bond thread …….Not sure why a lot of forums do this. I have missed out on many post on other forums. You would think it should be the other way around where you tick a box if you dont want to hear / get replys.
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