As we remain at home with the nights drawing in and no end to COVID-19 and it’s harsh restrictions in sight, I’m doubly grateful to be working from a home that’s warm & dry. I’m not stressed about the washing machine, the tumble dryer and all the other essential household goods and whether we can turn them on when we need them.
Tuesday, 6 October 2020
Wednesday, 15 July 2020
Call for Mercy as Energy Companies Allowed to Pursue Lockdown Debts
Energy Action Scotland has today called on First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon to intervene as energy companies are permitted to pursue unpaid energy bills.
With 25% of households in Scotland living in fuel poverty and 30% of the newly unemployed destined to join them, academics and organisations including AGE Scotland, the Poverty Alliance, the Child Poverty, Action Group, Health & Social Care Alliance, Children in Scotland, Scottish Independent Advocacy Alliance and Carers Scotland have joined the call to protect struggling households in Scotland from sheriff officers in the continuing uncertainty following COVID-19 lockdown.
Read the Full News Release here
Wednesday, 1 April 2020
New Chief Executive for Energy Action Scotland
Frazer Scott has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of
Energy Action Scotland.
Announcing the appointment Stewart Wilson, Convener of Energy
Action Scotland, said:
“I am delighted that Frazer will be leading Energy Action
Scotland at this critical moment in tackling fuel poverty.
Read the full news release here
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