Rented homes and energy efficiency: A sad tale of intention and action

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Labour's Alan Whitehead warns rules to improve the efficiency of rented accomodation include a worrying loophole that will leave many tenants living in cold and draughty homes

Lost in the mists of time (or 2011, to be precise) yet another Energy Bill found its way onto the statute books. Most of us have probably forgotten what was in that bill, since several, rather more meaty...

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