04-09-2022, 06:21 PM
Taken from a Bacefook group I follow, I wonder if there's any truth in the maffs?
Quote:The rate per unit (kWh) appears to be 10d (from an electricity slot meter book in the group post)
The Bank of England inflation calculator says £1 in 1942 is equivalent to about £33 now.
If my arithmetic is correct that means a unit cost £1.38 in today's money. Compare that with the October cap of 52p
Not terrified of reading an automotive post.
