The Warm Homes Campaign is NEA and Energy Action Scotland's annual fuel poverty campaign, aiming to raise awareness amongst politicians and members of the public of the problem of fuel poverty and the various schemes and policy initiatives that are available to help those struggling to heat their homes. The 2009 campaign took place in November with the support of DECC (England only) and ScottishPower.
To find out more information about the campaign download the NEA Warm Homes Campaign 2009 Press Pack.
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As temperatures plummet, the UK’s leading fuel poverty charity National Energy Action launches Fuel Poverty Awareness Day urging all households struggling to heat their homes to seek help immediately and avoid needless suffering.
Figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show a massive 38 per cent increase in deaths across England and Wales during the arctic cold snap experienced last December, the coldest in over 100 years.
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