Labour accuses government of leaving 54,000 homes out in the cold following ECO reforms
Freedom of Information requests reveal that local authorities have suspended or cancelled energy efficiency improvements for over 54,000 households
The government has today been accused of leaving tens of thousands of homes without anticipated energy efficiency improvements, after it last year watered down the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) scheme...
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