Amazing Spaces presenter George Clarke visits Cribbs Causeway B&Q to back free boiler replacement scheme for people on low incomes
CHANNEL 4's The Restoration Man, architect George Clarke, visited B&Q in Cribbs Causeway – all in the name of saving energy and money.
The celebrity ambassador was met by store manager Mark Fountain and the B&Q energy saving advisers to be shown how low income households in Bristol could be eligible for a free replacement boiler under a new scheme.
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TV presenter George Clarke with Jamie Woodington, Matt Adams, Frances Bennett and Mark Fountain at the energy shop in B&Q, Cribbs Causeway, promoting a free replacement boiler scheme
The Feel the Benefit scheme, run by B&Q Energy Saving, could help thousands of households benefit with a warmer home this winter.
It is run in association with the Energy Company Obligation, which will help the Government meet targets to make lower income and vulnerable homes "Feel the Benefit" of a warmer home by phasing out old and broken boilers.
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Those eligible must be on an income of under £15,860 or receive state funding credit and have a broken boiler.
Mr Clarke said: "This is a fantastic scheme run by B&Q which will help thousands in the Bristol area save money and keep warm this winter. I'd encourage everyone who might be eligible to come down and talk to these guys – it's absolutely free and there are no catches involved."
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