Ben Fogle, who rose to fame on Castaway 2000, has been the face of some of Britain’s favourite television shows in recent years. But more notably, he's visited some of the most far-flung parts of the world, scaling Mount Everest and racing to the South Pole.

And now he embarks on a different type of adventure, working closely with UW and its Partner network. UW Partners are the face of the multiservice provider, offering its services via word of mouth to their friends and family. Through UW Partners, new customers can sign up for a range of services, bundled together to offer savings and benefits - such as a cashback card, which offers further savings on their monthly bill. 

Ben’s adventure with UW has so far taken him to Edinburgh, where he met a team of UW Partners to learn more about the work they do day to day. He saw first hand how Partners offered UW services to their customers and got to understand exactly what makes Partners tick and what gives them the drive to do what they do. It comes at a time when UW is redefining its bundle offering to customers, giving customers a greater choice of services and more ways to save. 

Customers who switch all their home services to UW - energy, mobile, broadband - can get the cheapest energy in the UK. Multiservice UW customers can save up to £98 against the price cap, giving them the cheapest energy price in the UK at a time when prices are being hiked for millions of households. 

These bundles were launched at UW’s recent Power Up event, where 6,000 UW Partners gathered at Telford International Centre to hear the latest from the business, as well as meeting Ben for the first time. These bundles come at a crucial time, when consumers are being clobbered by a cost of living crisis and increased prices for food and petrol, amongst other things.

And Ben was so impressed, he even signed up as a customer. Ben’s switched all his home services - energy, broadband, and mobile - to UW. This bundle guarantees Ben a saving of 5% against the energy price cap and a discount on his broadband and mobile services of 10% - a saving of around £126 a year.