Scrapping of insulation scheme in 2013 has cost households £3.7bn, Labour claims
Installation of home insulation has plummeted since Warm Front Scheme was scrapped in 2013, which may have led to millions of tonnes of additional CO2 emissions
A now-defunct national scheme which helped to support the rollout of home insulation could have saved households an additional £3.7bn on their energy bills while avoiding millions of tonnes of CO2 from...
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