James Anderson

The Actor Hugh Grant and his wife Anna Eberstein have donated £10,000 to an organisation that provides free plumbing to vulnerable people.

James Anderson , who founded Depher, described The Actor as a " foundation and rock" after he.

" But This Time with it being From Anna as well, it feels more personal as it's from one family to others, " The Burnley-based plumber said.

" It's been humbling and heavenly. "

The couple made The donation on Saturday to a crowdfunder so The organisation can provide services across The UK amid rising energy costs.

Mr Anderson, who was born in Liverpool, Set Up Depher - Disability and Elderly Plumbing and Heating Emergency Repair - in 2017 after dealing with people in deprived circumstances suffering from poor heating and plumbing.

He after he refused to charge an elderly customer for work on her boiler.

As a (CIC), He Said it relied on donations to provide free services during The Winter .

He told Bbc Breakfast earlier This Week : " All The Time , people are coming for food, gas, Electric - The plumbing and heating obviously, because now it's getting colder.

" And we're getting a lot of people asking for other help - with building issues, debts, loan sharks. "

Last Year , Mr Anderson had said because of a lack of funding caused by The pandemic and said he had not taken a salary since The start of The First lockdown.

Mr Anderson said on Friday were " not relevant at all".

" There's going to be a lot of people left out in The cold and a lot of people are going to be left to die if The government don't do it correctly. "

Mr Kwarteng said The top rate of income tax and planned rises in business taxes would be scrapped, but it drew criticism that they would benefit The richest.

, The chancellor said there would be further tax cuts in The future so people can " retain more of their income".

Source of news: bbc.com