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Labour’s reduced home insulation plans ‘simply not enough’
(www.theguardian.com)
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It can be done for alot cheaper by removing labour costs by having civil servants do the installation and by mass purchasing material cost.
Also every house wouldn't need insulating as I'd say the majority already are.
And to the people who would be like "I had to pay for mine why didn't they have to pay for theres grrrr I say no" get a life, this is about building a better Britain.
Do you want the civil servants from the HomeOffice fitting insulation in your house? They'd probably find an excuse to set your home on fire and blame an immigrant.
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Of course, I know what you mean ☺️.