Cut Heat Loss, a pioneering force in energy conservation, recently took center stage on BBC Radio Shropshire, a prominent local radio station serving the county of Shropshire in England. In a dynamic interview hosted by Clare Ashford, CEO Alex Wrigglesworth engaged in a compelling conversation about the company's innovative approach to reducing heat loss in homes. BBC Radio Shropshire, known for its diverse range of programming and strong community focus, provided the perfect platform for Alex to share valuable insights and practical DIY tips for homeowners to save energy and money.

In the cold months of 2022/23, a staggering 4,950 excess deaths occurred in the UK, not due to an epidemic or natural disaster, but because of something far more commonplace and preventable: cold homes.

Understanding the role of effective insulation is crucial. It's not just about keeping the cold outside; it's also about embracing smart, energy-efficient practices that can lead to significant savings and a smaller carbon footprint.

While modern heating systems offer a good solution against the cold, they also bring a significant concern: the expensive cost of heating. This issue is particularly pronounced in poorly insulated homes, where heat loss is not just an inconvenience but also a financial drain.

As we approach January 2024, UK households face a significant challenge: the energy price cap is set to increase by 5%. This hike could particularly impact the 19 million homes in the UK with inadequate insulation, potentially leading to even higher energy bills.