Sarah Handley is a Money Editor at Goodto.com. She covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, home and garden, and consumer behavior, with a particular focus on energy sustainability and lifestyle. Sarah's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, Goodtoknow, Ideal Home, BusinessGreen, and MSN.
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Sarah Handley's coverage revolves around personal finance, with an emphasis on practical guides and seasonal topics. She is likely to be responsive to pitches related to money-saving tips, parenting, childcare, supermarkets, and Christmas. Given her focus on "How To" guides and citation of data in her articles, she may value contributions from experts who can provide actionable advice or insights backed by relevant statistics.
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By: Sarah Handley
After a very mild start to autumn, I am definitely starting to notice temperatures dropping.
By: Sarah Handley
There's one main reason it might not be as affordable as you think
By: Sarah Handley
This week, Octopus announced its Cosy Cooler, an add on that adapts its Cosy heat pump into a home cooling system.
By: Sarah Handley
With the autumn chill is starting to set in, if, like me, you tend to be at home during the day, the last thing you want is your central heating on all day long.
By: Sarah Handley
Turning your heating on for the first time can highlight boiler issues you need resolving quickly
By: Sarah Handley
British Gas has warned of mass boiler breakdowns as the cold weather sets in people turn their central heating on for the first time in months.
By: Sarah Handley
No chimney, no problem!
Nothing screams cosy quite like a log burner crackling away in the corner, leaving the room bathed in a warm glow.
By: Sarah Handley
This is a tried and true hack, but it's not always equally effective. This is why
By: Sarah Handley
With nights drawing in and temperatures dropping, I am all for trying an energy-saving hack to keep my bills under control. But does closing curtains early actually save energy at home
