The hot weather is lovely. Balmy days, clear skies and lots of sun – the weather we all want for the summer!
But trying to sleep in this weather can be hard, and leaves us dreading bedtime. So here are some helpful tips from The Telegraph.
From using hot water bottles to drinking cups of tea – there is some surprising advice in the article.
How to sleep in hot weather: 8 tips to keep you cool at night during a heatwave (telegraph.co.uk)
Saturday 12th August live at NSBRCWorkshop runs from 10:00 – 16:45(Doors open 09:00 – 17:30) It’s just one week to go until the next Eco Workshop on Heat & Energy. This Workshop will explore what can be done to mitigate against rising energy costs and protect our environment, by focusing on our homes. The workshop…
Recent news from Ofgem that the price cap on energy bills is to increase, impacting the bills of all energy users, has left us all asking what we can do to reduce our energy bills in order the soften the impact of these increases. The Energy Saving Trust has issued some advice on how to…
Data from a 2017 Office of National Statistics survey, sent to over 24,000 businesses in the low carbon and renewable energy sector, indicates growth in the renewable heat sector. However it also highlights decline in the onshore wind and solar sectors. A summary of the data by theenergyst.com can be found here.
Nothing kills a rural property deal faster than an outdated drainage system. If you are preparing to list a home or eyeing an off-grid country estate in the South East, ignoring what lies beneath your lawn can completely derail your sale or land you with a five-figure compliance penalty overnight. While many homeowners assume their…
The UK is the first major economy to halve its emissions, having cut them by 50% between 1990 and 2022, while also growing its economy by 79%. New official statistics released today from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero found this compares to a 23% reduction in France and no change in the…
An interesting article in Farmers Weekly explains the advantage of utilising renewable heat if you are a poultry farmer, with a useful guide outlining the benefits of ground source heat pumps which even highlights the different types of GSHP system available! (For us here at H.D. this particular fact is a massive result as Open-Loop…