'Disappointing and unsurprising': No landlords 'named and shamed' for breaking fuel poverty rules

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Concerns remain that MEES energy efficiency rules for rental properties in England and Wales are not being robustly policed

No penalties issued to landlords offering draughty, energy wasting homes for rent have been made public by councils in England and Wales, despite the government's plan to 'name and shame' those falling...

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