Insulation scheme cuts could leave over 400,000 households untreated

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Government estimates show 1.82 million households expected to receive help under altered Energy Company Obligation compared to original plan to help 2.26 million homes

Around 440,000 low income homes could miss out on expected help to cut their energy bills following government cuts to a nationwide insulation scheme. Ministers had insisted households would not lose...

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