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Query over homeowners costs as governments net zero strategy reveals lender targets to encourage energy efficiency The government is exploring plans to link mortgages to green home improvements by imposing targets for lenders, to help decarbonise the UKs ageing and leaky housing stock. Highlighting the move in its net zero strategy, published on Tuesday, the government said it was working with mortgage lenders to support homeowners in improving the energy performance of their properties. Continue reading... ...

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Only ecodesign stoves can be legally sold from 2022 - but experts say the standard is shockingly weak New wood burning stoves billed as more environmentally friendly still emit 750 times more tiny particle pollution than a modern HGV truck, a report has shown. Only stoves that meet the ecodesign standard can be legally sold from the start of 2022 in the UK and EU, but experts said the regulation was shockingly weak. Continue reading... ...

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Blazes in outbuildings rose by 16% last year as workers raced to add offices, bars and gyms to their homes As the first Covid lockdown hit, workers in Britain opted to turn their sheds into offices - shoffices - and bars, but the trend has led to a surge in outbuilding fires. Data from freedom of information requests by the insurer Zurich found that blazes in sheds, garages and conservatories rose by 16% in 2020 compared with the previous year. Continue reading... ...

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Draughty homes contribute to 14% of the UKs greenhouse gas emissions, but a wave of eco-refurbs is changing that UK government failing to help local leaders achieve net zero When Boris Afinogenov moved to Liverpool from Lithuania in 2011, he knew that most Britons preferred to live in houses rather than the Soviet-era tower block he had left behind. But in a rambling Georgian property, he quickly found himself missing his cosy old flat. The idea of every home having its own boiler was also alien to him: in his town there were two municipal boilers for the entire population. Continue reading... ...

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We wanted to bid on a property. But auctioneers speak quickly, and this one had a strong Glaswegian accent My girlfriend Claire and I had both been to Scotland just once before: me as a kid; Claire for a medical school interview. Im English, shes Canadian, and we met in the French Alps in 2016, quickly grew close, travelled around Europe, then got it into our heads that we should move to Glasgow. Wanting a project, we looked at auction listings and found an apartment in Pollokshields, Southside . It needed some love, but the starting price was �10k. Before deciding to bid, Id spent a few nights sleeping in my van across the street from it. I liked it. With Claire away, I ventured to the sale alone. It was my first time at a property auction. I took my seat and waited patiently. The problem was auctioneers speak fast, and this one had a strong Glaswegian accent: I was really strugglin...

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MPs and builders want tax cut included in government strategy to cut emissions from home heating Ministers are resisting calls to reduce VAT on green home improvements, despite pleas from MPs and builders , as they prepare to set out a national strategy for cutting greenhouse gas emissions from home heating. Heating Britains homes accounts for about 14% of the UKs greenhouse gas emissions, and that number has barely budged in the past decade. This year, ministers scrapped the green homes grant , a scheme to subsidise insulation and low-carbon heating systems, after only six months. This left the UK with no plan to bring homes into line with the governments commitment to reach net zero emissions by 2050. Continue reading... ...

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With so many Australians still disrupted by the pandemic, home improvement projects can restore a sense of control I have grown tired of my one-bedroom apartment. It started last year, when we were first plunged into lockdown. As it turns out, a bedroom, bathroom and living area is a very small space to share with a partner 24/7. The build-up to claustrophobia was gradual - at first, spending chunks of time at home surrounded by my things felt novel, comforting even. Then the familiar became overly familiar. So we bought new cushions, swapped our coffee table and organised the linen closet. Those stopgaps worked. Continue reading... ...

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