What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Leeds City Council has expanded the support available to help low-income households in some of the city’s coldest homes stay warm for less. Eligible residents in Leeds can now apply for high quality insulation to their attic room free of charge to prevent heat from escaping. It is estimated that
People Powered Homes; the housing partner for Climate Action Leeds project held a community event at Beeston Village Community Centre on 19th January in partnership with Our Future Beeston. It was an opportunity for local people to drop in and talk to Leeds City Council’s Better Homes Yorkshire team and
Low-income homeowners in Leeds can now apply for free solar panels and insulation, thanks to a new scheme to help residents save money and tackle climate change. Eligible residents will be able to install energy saving technology—including solar panels, cavity wall insulation and, in some areas, external wall insulation—completely free
Leeds City Council has secured £2.9 million of funding to provide targeted energy efficiency improvements such as cavity wall insulation, air source heat pumps, and external wall insulation in areas with high levels of fuel poverty and inefficient homes. The work, which is funded by a Department for Business, Energy