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Homeowners can boost property value by average of �10,000, shows research by WWF and ScottishPower Britons could cut their annual energy bills while slashing their carbon emissions and boosting the price of their home, research has shown. A study by WWF and ScottishPower has found that installing green technologies could reduce energy bills by up to �1,878 a year and cut home carbon emissions by more than 95% over the lifetime of their installation. Continue reading... ...

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The UKs housing stock must be resilient to rising heat levels, experts warn, with retrofitting of older properties also needed As anyone sweltering in the current UK heatwave can attest, the countrys housing stock is woefully unsuited to heat. Much of it is antiquated, dating from a time when the priorities were protecting from the cold and rain. Yet most new-build properties are similarly unready for experts predictions that, by the middle of the century, there will be temperatures on the level of summer 2018s highs every other year. Continue reading... ...

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Christian charity ignored for years complaints of unforgivable hazards in rental properties in Hadleigh, Essex We feel neglected: Salvation Armys tenants speak out The Salvation Army, one of the UKs best known and well funded charities, has been accused of acting like a rogue landlord by leaving some of its private tenants exposed to serious hazards for at least seven years. The Christian organisation, whose charitable objectives include the relief of poverty � suffering, distress and the assistance of those in need of protection , ignored repeated requests to improve conditions by its tenants in Hadleigh, Essex. The town is the site where the groups founder, William Booth, created his first farm colony in 1891 to help people escape the deprivation of Londons East End . Continue reading... ...

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Many people aim to revamp properties, but race for space comes as price of materials soars Since the first lockdown eased, many homeowners have wanted to improve their properties. The race for space has made loft conversions and extensions popular, while some of those who cannot make structural changes are considering how to remodel their homes. Most people have been working or otherwise spending significant amounts of time at home and, probably for the first time, really getting to know why and how their existing home wasnt working for them, says Sam Levene, a director of the designers and architects LLI Design . This, together with large stamp duty costs, means it can be a significantly more appetising proposition to refurbish or extend an existing home to suit your wants and needs rather than move. Continue reading... ...

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