Lowering energy bills for Oxfordshire residents
Worried about the cost of living and rising energy bills? You could be eligible for free energy-saving upgrades through Oxfordshire County Council’s Warm Homes: Local Grant.
If your household income is under £36,000 or you receive means-tested benefits, and your home has an EPC rating of D to G, you may be eligible for home improvements. These could include insulation or solar panels, helping to make your home warmer, more energy-efficient, and cheaper to heat.
With limited funding and demand high, it’s important to register your interest soon so you don’t miss out - www.welcomethewarmth.org.uk/application-form
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