Like so many families this winter, Vincent was doing his best to keep his children safe and warm - but the damp and mould in ...

CSE is involved in the UK-wide Energy Learning Network which aims to increase the scale and impact of community energy organisations. The community energy sector delivers a wide range of services ...

These are our downloadable fact sheets that you can print out and distribute. They are all PDFs and are around 1 MB.

Browse our popular advice pages on domestic energy use. Narrow your search by using the filters.

A pioneering approach to community engagement on local renewable energy projects. Giving communities information, time and space to develop their own local energy vision. Unlock the power of community ...

This page contains a referral form for health sector, social care and local authority officers and other third-party organisations in Bristol, Somerset, Dorset, Bath & North East Somerset (B&NES), ...

To use the Fuel Poverty Calculator, there are three elements to download. The calculator itself, a document explaining how to enable macros in Excel 2007 (which some users might require), and an ...

Underfloor heating systems can be run using most heating fuels, which means it is an option available to most homes. Unlike central heating with radiators which mostly heat air that then travels round ...

If you understand how your heating controls work, you’ll save energy and money as you’ll be heating your home more efficiently. This advice applies to gas, oil and LPG central heating systems. For ...

Identifying heating, lighting and insulation improvements that can be made to facilities such as community centres, village halls and other shared spaces. A document to guide you through a ...

Solid walls can be insulated internally (from the inside) and externally (from the outside). Both are significant undertakings in terms of cost and disruption. This page focuses on internal solid wall ...

If your home was built after the 1930s, the chances are that its external walls are made of two ‘skins’ with a gap of around 50mm between them. This means they are ‘cavity walls’ and the gap between ...