
If you're wondering, who is the nearest electricity supplier near me, that provides the overall cheapest electrcity & gas, then speak to me, Diane from Charnwood Borough Community Home Utilities to compare energy bills and find the overall cheapest energy supplier for you.
I have access to the best energy deals that are not publicly available, even on compare energy sites.
So overall, if you want to pay less for all your home energy contact me.
Every day I help Loughborough homeowners near the Market Place, the Sock Man & locations along the Great Central Railway find a trusted local energy supplier that Loughborough & local residents can rely on.
I provide clear, fair home bills and friendly service from a real local expert who understands the community and the home energy & home utilities market.
You’ll often see me around town, at the market or café meetings, chatting with residents about how to save money and make their homes more efficient.
If you, or your friends and family, live elsewhere from Charnwood, Leicestershire or across the UK, I can still help by phone or Google Meet — offering the same friendly service and savings review wherever you live.
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Call me, and I will guide you through the process of finding the perfect solution for your home.
LOOK - I'll Look At Your Existing Providers, Their Bills, Their Contracts
SHOW - I'll Clearly Show You Where You Could Reduce Your Costs
DECIDE - You Decide What, If Any, You'd Like To Start Paying Less On
DO - I'll Do It All For You & Be Your Ongoing Personal Contact

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Loughborough is one of the main residential areas in Charnwood Borough, with around 77,000 homes across the local area. Electricity distribution is managed by National Grid as part of the East Midlands network.
Homes in Loughborough also have a fairly distinctive energy profile. Around 45% are rated EPC Band C or above, which means a good proportion of properties are reasonably energy efficient. Average annual household use is around 11,432 kWh of gas and 3,108 kWh of electricity.
For local homeowners, those figures are useful as a general guide, but every home is different. The age of the property, insulation, heating system, number of people living there and how the home is used can all make a big difference to the amount of energy you actually need.
That’s why I look at your actual home usage and bills rather than relying on averages


Standing tall in Market Place, the famous Sock Man statue honours Loughborough’s centuries-old hosiery and knitting trade — once a world leader in textile production.
It’s a symbol of honest local work, community roots, and a town that built its success through everyday people striving for something better.

Loughborough’s Market Place has been a centre of community life for over 800 years, trading under a Royal Charter granted in 1221.
The historic Town Hall, built in the mid-19th century, still hosts performances, fairs, and community events throughout the year.
It’s the true meeting point of the town — where everyday life, heritage, and local spirit come together

For over 800 years, Loughborough’s Market Place has been at the heart of local life.
Granted a Royal Charter in 1221, the weekly market still runs today, filled with friendly traders, local produce, and the sense of tradition that defines the town.
It’s where generations of Loughborough residents have met, shopped, and shared stories — a living reminder that local value and human connection always matter.
Standing proudly in Queen’s Park, The Hope Bell is one of Loughborough’s newest landmarks — created to celebrate hope, unity, and the town’s world-famous bell-making heritage.
Cast by John Taylor & Co, the last major bell foundry in Britain, the installation honours the lives lost during the COVID-19 pandemic and looks forward to a brighter future for the town.
It’s a powerful reminder of how Loughborough continues to blend craftsmanship, compassion, and community spirit.



Sunday Open Air Bandstand Community Concerts - Loughborough Queens Park

Each November, the streets of Loughborough transform for the famous Loughborough Fair — one of the oldest and largest street fairs in the country and you'll find me there.
First granted the right to trade by Royal Charter in 1228, it continues to attract visitors from across Leicestershire and beyond.
It’s a celebration of community, continuity, and the town’s proud ability to blend old and new.

The Great Central Railway is one of the UK’s premier preserved steam railways, running heritage locomotives between Loughborough, Quorn, Rothley, and Leicester North.
Visitors can step back in time to experience the golden age of steam, or enjoy afternoon teas and themed journeys through the Leicestershire countryside.
It’s not just a tourist attraction — it’s part of Loughborough’s identity, keeping engineering and nostalgia alive.
I'm a regular visitor at the GCR

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