Oliver Davis

@GWRHelp That’s good to know.

@oliver_davis Hi Oliver, thanks for your message. We would not be installing Starlink on our trains as we are trialling different technology used in Formula 1 cars to significantly boost the onboard wifi speeds. More information can be found at bbc.co.uk/news/articles/… - Gordon

@GWRHelp I see you’re running a survey on your WiFi service, which all of us regular commuters struggle with. What’s stopping you installing @Starlink?

@GWRHelp what’s preventing @Starlink being installed on your trains? Signal via the Newbury line is atrocious. It would be a game changer if this could happen!

@Roydini25 @MartinSLewis @OctopusEnergy Do share more

@oliver_davis @MartinSLewis @OctopusEnergy Don’t get caught out on the EV tariff The tracking tariff is cheaper overall including EV charging but they won’t advertise it If I go onto their special rate, it would’ve cost me 50% more

Delighted to read this press release from @OctopusEnergy that it will be passing on the full Budget energy cuts to all customers including those on fixes, by an (all other things remaining equal) price reduction for all on 1 April. This is exactly what I've been calling for, lobbying govt for (and Octopus boss Greg and I have chatted about) and I this first move by Octopus leads all other firms to come out and follow suit. If not there will be a huge lack of transparency (eg firms could launch a fix in jan and say we've factored in the April cuts, but there's no way to tell). Here's its release. ------------------ Octopus Energy to pass Autumn Budget savings straight to customers – automatically -All variable and fixed tariffs will be reduced from 1st April to reflect policy changes - Customers don’t have to do anything – changes will automatically be applied - Octopus urges other suppliers to follow suit to help ease rising energy costs London, 12th December 2025 – Octopus Energy today confirmed it will pass on the changes from the Autumn Budget 2025 to customers, cutting energy bills from 1st April 2026. Octopus is the first major energy supplier to guarantee these reductions will be applied automatically across all existing and new fixed and variable tariffs – customers don’t need to lift a finger. The Autumn Budget policy cuts will remove certain costs from energy bills from April 1st, reducing a typical yearly bill by around £134, relative to what they would otherwise be. Octopus is calling on other energy suppliers to do the same and ensure that customers benefit transparently. The move is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to making energy simpler, fairer, and more affordable. Greg Jackson, CEO and Founder of Octopus Energy, said: “Octopus has long called for cuts in policy costs to help bring bills down, so we are delighted to see the government taking action. “These changes will bring a welcome relief to customers, and we’ll pass them through on all of our tariffs as soon as they kick in, so no one misses out. “Octopus customers can rest easy – we’ll do it all automatically. We hope other suppliers will follow our lead so everyone can benefit.”

@OhmeEV your API integrations are utterly useless. @OctopusEnergy you installed this charger for us, currently both of our cars battery capacity cannot be read correctly in the Ohme app. How do I apply for a refund and get a reputable brand of installed?

Anyone else having an issue on #iOS26 where Apple Watch taps for notification but there is a delay before it appears on screen?

@elonmusk our new Model Y arrived earlier this week, absolutely blown away. Coming from an Audi, it feels 10 years ahead. Fantastic engineering and technology 🙏

@easyJet can you confirm your policy on seating two year old children? As you’ve seated mine across the aisle from an adult - which feels like a safety risk. Yet your customer service team on the phone aren’t willing to fix it…. Please advise.

I’m excited to be travelling to the @RSAConference today. Looking forward to connecting with our fantastic portfolio of partners and exploring the latest in cybersecurity innovation. #RSAC #CyberSecurity

@ats_euromaster your service is absolutely appalling. I paid for two new tyres online Tuesday, received a call 30mins later to say you don’t have stock. I still don’t have confirmation of a refund despite chasing twice. Please advise

@GWRHelp do you expect to be able to run a service from Bath / Westbury to Paddington tomorrow AM? Or is the flooding too serious?

@_benny @holdyourownhand @askforranch @Sonos Same here… 🫠

@holdyourownhand @askforranch @Sonos Same thing for me. Missing all my services on iOS 17.5.1 and latest app version.

Today’s update brings more highly-requested features to the Sonos app. Versions 80.05.03 (iOS) and 80.05.05 (Android) add: ▪️ Setup, configuration, and search for local Music Library ▪️ Line-in autoplay and compression settings ▪️ Improved accessibility in Settings [Thread]

@askforranch @Sonos Snap. But system says no outage… 🫠

@Sonos My app cannot search or find anything😢

@GWRHelp Easier said than done. You’ve cut the train down to 5 coaches so it’s packed and standing room only.

@oliver_davis Hi there, sorry to hear this. Please speak to the staff on board and they will be able to advise if the air cooling system is working and in which carriages - Alexa

@GWRHelp 10:47am Westbury to Pad, coach C. Can you get the heating turned off? It’s like a sauna. Thanks

@furiano112 @SpotifyCares @Sonos Same

Hey @Sonos, the @Spotify service has disappeared completely from the Sonos App. I also can‘t play on my Sonos speakers via the Spotify app. When will you fix this? @SpotifyCares

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@tomhfh I really miss living in london.

Issue with a Northern Line train at Clapham Common. Appears the train stopped half way down the platform for an unknown reason, and the doors would not open. Clearly, panic ensued.