There are better ways to keep warm than simply turning up the heating. Here’s how to make your house or flat more energy-efficient – and stop the heat leaking away

This winter is expected to be particularly challenging for UK households, thanks to steep rises in energy bills and other essential costs. The average household can expect to pay £2,500 a year for its energy after the government’s cap on unit prices, and potentially far more, depending on the size of its home and usage. Many people may struggle to cover basic costs such as food and heating over the coming months.

So it is more important than ever to plan ahead to make your home warmer and more energy-efficient. Here’s what you can do now – from simple DIY changes to more expensive measures.

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