Agenda for tonight’s meeting – wrap up warm for later!
Mainly to discuss our thermal imaging project. See you at 8!…
“Reducing our impact on the planet is a two-way street. It’s about you, your family, your neighbour, your street, the pubs, the school, local businesses, the churches – and climate change. It’s about getting excited and creative about what we can do to reduce carbon emissions and make change happen. Let’s discover what a low carbon lifestyle looks and feels like. How do we all contribute to climate change? What can we do? How low can we go?”
Bills going through the Roof?
We are currently engaged in our thermal imaging project in collaboration by WODC, to reveal hidden heat loss to the exterior of buildings. The images produced will identify areas for further investigation as to the cause of insulation defects.
To support this work, we would appreciate donations if you feel able. You can do so by clicking the donate button...
For more details see the Thermal Imaging project page.
A possible solution to issues raised by the thermography is a subsidised £99 insulation offer from Cocoon Your Home - please follow the link to obtain details of this offer.
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