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NICE guidelines exist for tackling ill health due to cold homes
Evaluating the impact of Citizens Advice's Winter Resilience pilot
25 April 2018
CSE to host the next Fuel Poverty Research Network meet up
16 March 2018
Plymouth Energy Community's solar field is a great example of the potential that community energy projects have.
Bridgend Energy Challenge is searching for a local energy group
15 February 2018
Independent consumer judges voting for innovative projects and ideas to help vulnerable customers.
CSE projects awarded in report highlighting industry best practice
5 February 2018
"As long as this loophole is open, the hardest to heat homes in the UK will be left uninsulated"
CSE supports campaign to close cold homes loophole
18 October 2017
25,000 families in Bristol will feel the cold at home this winter
'No one should suffer a cold home'
13 October 2017
The event will show how smart meters have been used to give better energy advice to vulnerable households
Workshop: benefits of smart energy technologies for vulnerable households
19 September 2017
The Unitarian Meeting Hall in Brunswick Square
WHAM launch event, 10 October
13 September 2017
Generous funding for oil boilers, LPG and night storage heaters
31 August 2017
Screen-grab of one of the maps (which are high-resolution images on WPD's website)
WPD publishes our analysis of vulnerability to support fuel poverty action
15 June 2017
CSE volunteer Bill at an Energy at Home advice stall.
Energy at Home advice service continues in Bath & North East Somerset
5 June 2017
CSE, WE Care & Repair and Talking Money staff.
The Bristol Fuel Poverty Partnership: a new collaboration
24 April 2017
Launch of Healthy Homes Dorset
23 January 2017
Battling the post-Christmas blues in Bristol
14 December 2016
Too many homes in the West of England fail to meet basic standards
120,000 fuel poor households in Bristol, Somerset, Wilts, South Glos
17 October 2016
An in-house display like this one can work for both smart prepayment meters and smart credit meters
Impact of smart prepay meters on fuel poverty could be profound and positive
17 October 2016
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