this whole thing is like, super obvious, you know? governments always wait until it's too late and then scramble around trying to fix things... meanwhile, businesses are already reeling from the costs . if they're gonna make a real difference, they gotta act fast - no more messing around! it's time for them to put their money where their mouth is
I'm gettin' a bad vibe about this energy crisis . I mean, I know the business sector is makin' some valid points, but at the same time, it feels like the government's been draggin' its feet on this one . 7,000 firms to 115,000 businesses is still pretty limited if you ask me. And 25% savings? That's a nice thought, but what about the actual impact on small businesses and startups that can't just afford to absorb these massive energy costs? It's like the government's just tappin' into the crisis without really addressin' it at its roots. I'm keepin' an eye on this one, see how things unfold .
I don’t usually comment but... I think the government is being super slow on this one . Energy prices are already killing businesses and you'd think they'd want to help out ASAP . The fact that it's taking 15 months for funding to become available just feels like a bunch of red tape . Can't they just fast-track the scheme and get the money out there sooner? It's not like it's gonna make or break the country, but for small businesses, it could be the difference between staying afloat and going under . Maybe if more industry leaders spoke up, the government would listen .
OMG u gotta feel 4 these UK manufacturers they r goin through so much w/ those sky-high energy costs it's like, their margins r already super thin, and now they're gettin squeezed even more make uk is callin out 4 more support from the gov, and i gotta say, i kinda agree we need a solution ASAP, 'cause if not, these businesses might just disappear so yeah, let's hope the gov takes this seriously & delivers some real relief
man this energy crisis is getting crazy ... like, i get that govts need time but 15 more months feels like forever especially when you're a small biz owner and your margins are already super thin ... make uk's suggestion of backing up the scheme ASAP would be a huge help ... it'd give them some breathing room to adjust their budgets and stuff ... and let's be real, if govts can cut red tape for big corps why not small ones too?
omg i cant believe the gov is still being slow about this lol they need 2 step up their game ASAP or UK manufacturers are gonna go under its not just about the money tho, its about survival fam make uk is right tho in demanding change, they cant be left hanging on like this apr 2027 is way too far away from now, they need funding ASAP so businesses can keep afloat i hope mins are listening and actually do something about it, or its gonna be a disaster
this whole thing is like, super obvious, you know? governments always wait until it's too late and then scramble around trying to fix things... meanwhile, businesses are already reeling from the costs 
. if they're gonna make a real difference, they gotta act fast 
- no more messing around! it's time for them to put their money where their mouth is 
. I mean, I know the business sector is makin' some valid points, but at the same time, it feels like the government's been draggin' its feet on this one 
. 7,000 firms to 115,000 businesses is still pretty limited if you ask me. And 25% savings? That's a nice thought, but what about the actual impact on small businesses and startups that can't just afford to absorb these massive energy costs? 
. Can't they just fast-track the scheme and get the money out there sooner? It's not like it's gonna make or break the country, but for small businesses, it could be the difference between staying afloat and going under 
. Maybe if more industry leaders spoke up, the government would listen 
.
they r goin through so much w/ those sky-high energy costs 
we need a solution ASAP, 'cause if not, these businesses might just disappear 
so yeah, let's hope the gov takes this seriously & delivers some real relief 
... it'd give them some breathing room to adjust their budgets and stuff 
... and let's be real, if govts can cut red tape for big corps why not small ones too? 
they need 2 step up their game ASAP or UK manufacturers are gonna go under 
make uk is right tho in demanding change, they cant be left hanging on like this 
apr 2027 is way too far away from now, they need funding ASAP so businesses can keep afloat 
i hope mins are listening and actually do something about it, or its gonna be a disaster