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Stoke-on-Trent remains the fuel poverty capital of the UK
Post on 14th May 2026
Stoke-on-Trent still has the highest rates of fuel poverty in the UK, new government statistics have revealed.
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England
Content Type:Media Press Releases
Blog: Meeting young people where they are
Post on 17th Apr 2026
Tara McConaghie, Training and Assessment Officer at National Energy Action shares her learnings from working with young people.
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Blog: A day in the life of an Energy Adviser
Post on 07th Apr 2026
Our Energy Adviser Rebecca Maddock tells us more about her role and why it can be a vital way of supporting some of the most vulnerable energy consumers across the UK
Content Type:Blog
Blog – From the coldest room I’ve ever been in to a warm and healthy home
Post on 07th Apr 2026
Aisling McGovern, Home Retrofit Consultant at National Energy Action, explains why many people need help through the retrofit process.
Content Type:Blog
Blog: Helping families thrive by giving children ‘A Warm Welcome’
Post on 07th Apr 2026
Sophie Burr, Project Development Co-ordinator at National Energy Action says our crisis fund has made a huge difference to children, including those fleeing domestic abuse.
Content Type:Blog
Energy bills drop tomorrow ‘a false dawn’
Post on 31st Mar 2026
Tomorrow (Wednesday 1 April), the price cap changes and annual energy bills will fall by £117, or 7% for a typical household on electricity and gas and paying by direct debit.
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‘This is getting worse every year’: new research highlights child fuel poverty’s impact in school
Post on 31st Mar 2026
A new survey of teachers and workshop with students by fuel poverty charity National Energy Action reveals the impacts of fuel poverty in the classroom.
Nation / Region:
UK
Content Type:News Release
Latest fuel poverty statistics for England
Post on 26th Mar 2026
Today, the government published the latest fuel poverty statistics for England. While the figures show 100,000 households were lifted out of fuel poverty in 2024, our Director of Policy and Advocacy cautions there is more to the data.
Nation / Region:
England
Content Type:News Release
Energy price cap prediction shows the ‘potential for another energy crisis is real’
Post on 20th Mar 2026
Cornwall Insight has predicted that the typical energy bill will rise to £1,973 a year from July 2026. National Energy Action responds.
Content Type:News Release