Cosy Homes in Lancashire

Cosy Homes in Lancashire Lancashire's Local Council Affordable Warmth Scheme. Providing you with grants, services and advice, so you can have a greener, warmer home

19/08/2026

Meet the Cosy Homes Advice Team šŸ‘‹

The wonderful team, delivered by Green Rose Community Interest Company based in Lancaster, offer personalised over the phone advice to Lancashire residents who want to save energy, lower their bills, and make sure their energy tariffs are right for them.

Hear from the team about what to expect from the service, common queries and who to call if you want to improve your warmth and comfort at home šŸ”

18/08/2026

Over the last 5 years, Cosy Homes in Lancashire has secured Ā£100 million in funding and improved 4,000 local homes šŸ§”

To build on this impact, our team continues to work across Lancashire to ensure residents get the grants, energy advice, and home support they need.

Hear more from Richard and learn how we can help your home in Episode 1 of the Warm Natters podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3U7SOtPTXVvb0uUsmI4RG4?si=N6jxFNFmQAGw92ShLhtlMg

4,000 homes and counting šŸ Over the last 5 years, Cosy Homes in Lancashire has helped over 4,000 local households access ...
14/08/2026

4,000 homes and counting šŸ 

Over the last 5 years, Cosy Homes in Lancashire has helped over 4,000 local households access funding, energy efficiency advice, and support to keep their homes warmer.

Want to learn how the scheme works and see if your home qualifies for support?

Tune in to Episode 1 of the Warm Natters podcast on Spotify to get the full story: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3U7SOtPTXVvb0uUsmI4RG4?si=SWxA-qN1T5a0eEB42Nzwvw

11/08/2026

Why was Cosy Homes in Lancashire created? šŸ 

In 2013/14, a Public Health survey revealed how living in a cold home impacts the health of local residents.

To fix this, Lancashireā€™s local authorities came together to launch Cosy Homes in Lancashire, a single scheme created to bring in funding, advice, and support to keep Lancashire homes warmer and energy efficient.

Learn more about the scheme and how we can help your home in Episode 1 of the Warm Natters podcast.

šŸ‘‰ Watch Episode 1 on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3U7SOtPTXVvb0uUsmI4RG4?si=QP6Mxx75SUW_0rc_b7AdVg

11/08/2026

Eileenā€™s old storage heaters were too expensive to run all the time. She was living in a cold flat that often felt damp too.

Upgrading to new, energy efficient, High Heat Retention Storage Heaters means she is now comfortable and cosy at home, without the worry of a hefty bill.

Eileen received the new heaters completely FREE through the local councilā€™s affordable warmth scheme.

If your home sounds a little like Eileenā€™s flat used to, check to see if you qualify for new heating systems and more.

Visit www.chil.uk.com or call the Cosy Homes Advice Team on 0330 111 0070

27/07/2026

Are you struggling with the heat? šŸ„µ

Here are some simple steps you can take to keep cool this summeršŸ˜Ž

For more tips and information visit https://www.chil.uk.com/events or, call our friendly team on 03306 061 488

24/07/2026

Meet Jackie šŸ‘‹
Jackie lives in Chorley and works full time. She received an Air Source Heat Pump fully funded through Cosy Homes in Lancashire šŸ’œ

Listen to her story as she tells us what a big difference having the heat pump has made to her warmth and comfort at home šŸ”

You can watch the full video over on our YouTube channel ā–¶ļø

šŸ“£Plug in Solar Panels - Government allow new opportunity for households to produce their own energy šŸ“£ Following recent n...
23/07/2026

šŸ“£Plug in Solar Panels - Government allow new opportunity for households to produce their own energy šŸ“£

Following recent news regarding plug-in-solar panels, the Government will allow this new opportunity enabling households to produce their own energy after 27th August. However, there still appears to be a certain criteria around simply buying panels and installing them.

Consumers will not be able to output more than 800W of power and will not be able to import electrical energy, store it and then used at a later date.

šŸ’øIt is expected that ā€˜balcony solarā€™ can save customers between Ā£70-Ā£110 per year.

The approximate cost for the panels are expected to be around Ā£400. Lidl, Curryā€™s, Asda, Currys, B&Q, Wickes, Screwfix and Amazon are all keen to sell plug-in-solar panels. Lidl appear well positioned to support the initiative having knowledge and experience after their success in Germany, one of Europeā€™s leading countries in Balcony solaršŸŒž

Cosy Homes encourage enquiries and look to support those interested in exploring this exciting opportunity of reducing household bills. Our Little Van of Warm service may be able to provide assistance when installing these panels.

For more information please contat us via https://www.chil.uk.com/contact-us

šŸ“¢VAT Removal on Domestic Energy Bills šŸ“¢The Governmentā€™s drive towards electricity was emphasised by removing VAT from do...
22/07/2026

šŸ“¢VAT Removal on Domestic Energy Bills šŸ“¢

The Governmentā€™s drive towards electricity was emphasised by removing VAT from domestic energy bills from 1st October 2026 for 6 months.

This has generally been well received and can only help those that are struggling with their finances. It is certainly a boost to those more susceptible to increased heating bills once the weather changes and heating becomes paramount for physical wellbeing and mental health.

So, what does this mean in monetary terms? šŸŖ™

Abolishing VAT on all domestic electricity bill equates to roughly a Ā£45 saving over 6 months. This includes the 60% of customers on a price cap living in England, Scotland and Wales. It is important to acknowledge the expected increases to the price cap on 1st October and subsequently 3 months later. It is anticipated that there will be a rise of 3.1% on gas and electric bills on 1st October. This will mean an approximate increase of Ā£25 over 6 months The next price cap in 3 months will also see an approximate increase of 2% in January. This will essentially mitigate the removal of VAT.

However, it is encouraging that the incoming Government recognise that electricity is expensive compared to gas. The Government policy of taking us into an era of electricity continues as we move towards Net Zero.

If you require advice on energy matters contact us on 03306061488 or visit https://www.chil.uk.com/contact-us for more information

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