The £18m initiative, blocked by Liz Truss, claims people could save £230 a year through ‘simple measures’
Grant Shapps has launched a public information campaign advising people how to make financial savings this winter – months after the former prime minister Liz Truss blocked it.
The £18m campaign, called It Adds Up, claims people could save £230 a year by implementing what is says are simple measures.
Turning your combi boiler flow temperature down to 60C could save you up to £100 a year.
Turning down radiators in rooms you aren’t using or use less could save you up to £70 a year.
Finding and fixing draughts could save you up to £60 a year.
Insulating your hot water cylinder could save you up to £70 a year.
Switching to energy saving lightbulbs could save you up to £55 a year.
