And to remind people that help is available to make improvements to bring fuel bills down, the Warm and Well message will be hitting the streets this month – in the shape of bus adverts across the region.
Jon Clarke is a senior project manager at Severn Wye Energy Agency, which manages the Warm and Well initiative. He said: “Over the last few years we’ve grown used to the energy companies sharply increasing our fuel bills before the winter months. So with bills much lower during the summer months and people having that extra few pounds in their pockets, it’s a perfect opportunity to invest before those fuel bills rocket again in the autumn.
“Our bus adverts are a reminder that there is help available to everybody.”
“Whether it’s a new boiler, renewable energy, central heating system, loft, floor or wall insulation, lighting, double glazing, or draught-proofing, our team of trained advisors can help you take that first step to improving your home – and to bringing your bills down,” he added.
If you’re thinking of having any energy work carried out on your home, contact the Warm and Well advice line to see how we could help you take that first step.
The Warm and Well advice line provides free, impartial and local energy advice – call free now on: 0800 500 3076. Alternatively, text WARM to 83010 or email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .
And if people are out and about in Gloucestershire or Wiltshire this summer, and find themselves stuck in traffic, they should keep an eye out for the Warm and Well message on the back of the bus in front.
