Warmer homes could save NHS £85m a year, says CIH

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The membership body is calling on the government to invest £5bn in retrofitting as part of its Spending Review

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) is calling on the government to invest in warmer social homes, saying this could save the NHS tens of millions a year. 

New analysis from CIH reveals that improving social homes to Energy Perfomance Certificate band ‘C’ would save the NHS over £85 million per year from 2030.

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