By Hazel Cottrell
Living in a poorly-heated home puts you at risk of developing serious health problems, so seek help now if you’re struggling with energy bills.
Health experts are using Fuel Poverty Awareness Day (today) to warn vulnerable people of the risks of cold homes, and show them how to get help.
The National Energy Association (NEA), a fuel poverty charity organising the day, is urging Brits to avoid health risks by taking advantage of the variety of heating grants and schemes available.
Dr Miriam Stoppard, who is supporting the day, warned: “As well as hypothermia, being cold causes, or worsens, a range of conditions, including strokes and heart attacks.” Read More…
