PhD Candidate, Science Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex Business School, University of Sussex
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The UK’s warm homes plan has been saved – here’s how Labour can learn from a decade of failed insulation schemes
The UK government confirmed in its June 2025 spending review that it will honour its manifesto pledge and not cut the £13.2 billion warm homes plan, as had been speculated. The money will be spent over the next four years, marking a significant increase on funding for energy-related home upgrades compared to that offered by the previous government.
June 24, 2025