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Blog – Reflecting on our biggest fuel poverty conference ever
Post on 12th Feb 2026
Bringing together almost 500 delegates, 40 exhibitors and 38 speakers, our biggest ever fuel poverty conference has just concluded.
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National charity ‘shines a light’ on 45 years of fighting fuel poverty
Post on 10th Feb 2026
Charity National Energy Action’s Annual Fuel Poverty Conference marks 45 years of fighting fuel poverty by lighting up the Gateshead Millennium Bridge.
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Publication of new NI Fuel Poverty Strategy alone won’t lead to lasting change
Post on 05th Feb 2026
The fuel poverty charity National Energy Action Northern Ireland (NEA NI) has welcomed the publication of the NI Executive’s Warm Healthy Homes Strategy 2026 – 2036, describing it as a significant milestone after years of campaigning, while warning that
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Northern Ireland
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Warm Homes Plan National Energy Action Conference 2026
Post on 03rd Feb 2026
The Warm Homes Plan sets a clear ambition and a welcome target of lifting 1 million homes out of fuel poverty. However, in its current form, there is a real risk that it does not deliver warmth for the most vulnerable.
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Blog: Warm homes: do we now have a plan?
Post on 23rd Jan 2026
In what appeared to be a never-ending saga of ‘will they, won’t they’, the UK Government has now finally published the much-awaited Warm Homes Plan.
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UK
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Blog: Life skills, education, and the fight against fuel poverty
Post on 22nd Jan 2026
Michala Sullivan, Training Programme Delivery Manager, says the updated England Draft National Curriculum, with its renewed emphasis on practical life skills, offers an opportunity to fight fuel poverty.
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The government publishes first details of Warm Homes Plan
Post on 21st Jan 2026
The government has published the first details of its Warm Homes Plan.
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Energy bills rise tomorrow as ‘there is still winter to endure’
Post on 31st Dec 2025
Energy bills are rising again tomorrow (1 January 2026) to £1,758 a year for the typical household.
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Budget: Lower energy bills welcome, but cuts leave the UK without ‘a plan to end fuel poverty’
Post on 26th Nov 2025
Despite moves to end the two-child benefit cap and lower energy bills, fuel poverty charity National Energy Action warns that cutting funding for the only national fuel poverty scheme leaves the UK without a plan to end fuel poverty.
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