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Nessan Vaughan

News 01032023. No Repro Fee. New Svp Report Shows The Numbers Unable To Heat Their Homes More Than Doubled In 2022. Report Includes Recommendations For Government And Regulator To Prevent A Further Rise In Hardship. With Winter Energy Bills Now Landing Through The Door,  A New Report From The Society Of Saint Vincent De Paul (Svp) Sets Out A Series Of Actions Government And The Regulator Should Take In The Short, Medium And Long Term To Mitigate The Impact Of Extraordinary Energy Prices On People In Energy Poverty And Prevent A Further Rise In Hardship. Entitled “Warm, Safe, Connected – Priorities To Protect Households In Energy Poverty”It Covers Issues Of Policy, Practice And Regulation To Help Safeguard The Most Vulnerable In Society.  Pictured At The Launch Of The Report Was, From Left, Issy Petrie, Svp Research And Policy Officer, Nessan Vaughan, Vice Chair Of Svp’s Social Justice Committee And Tricia Keilthy, Head Of Svp Social Justice And Policy. Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography.

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Numbers unable to heat homes more than doubled in 2022, report finds

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