Is Gas or Electricity cheaper for central heating?

[jimeve]

Sunny days.in in the UK.

[doonat]

now i understand what an english weather is. summer here is a combination of gloomy days, windy days and drizzle

[KeithD]

Sunny days.in in the UK.

We get plenty of them in the winter

[jimeve]

We get plenty of them in the winter

We don't in Bolton,

[A_flyer]

Keith is using a solar light simulator ... so he do not bother to know the real weather
http://www.photoemission.com/Product...onSystems.html

[jimeve]

Having said all that, it's a lovely sunny day now

[cheesewiz]

I guess one of the advantage of living in just a room like me (£300/month) all inclusive and I can use electricity as much as I can and heater anytime I want. Sometimes on a winter I just left the heater in my room running so when Im home in the morning after my shift my room is really warm...but I don't do that anymore bec I feel guilty that Im wasting it

[andypaul]

I guess one of the advantage of living in just a room like me (£300/month) all inclusive and I can use electricity as much as I can and heater anytime I want. Sometimes on a winter I just left the heater in my room running so when Im home in the morning after my shift my room is really warm...but I don't do that anymore bec I feel guilty that Im wasting it

Be careful the landlord/lady may suddenly hike up prices if they have to.
Most likely they post pay (i.e after the event) so unless you have a water tight contract they may ask for a surcharge.

[jimeve]

I guess one of the advantage of living in just a room like me (£300/month) all inclusive and I can use electricity as much as I can and heater anytime I want. Sometimes on a winter I just left the heater in my room running so when Im home in the morning after my shift my room is really warm...but I don't do that anymore bec I feel guilty that Im wasting it

Seems you're not interested in saving the planet