British Politics

Precisely

It's the Lefty Loony loser hypocrites default stance.

Utter idiots.

 

What's the betting he stormed off to his uninsulated home in his diesel car.

 

Insulation should keep buildings cooler in the summer and would reduce the need for air conditioning and fans. There is no point on just insulating a loft floor though, the place that needs insulating is the inside of the roof as that is the thinnest part of the house. People are too stupid to work that out though.

 

Lefty commie useful idiot spastics

"Old people voted Brexit and Tory when they die off we can enjoy the resurgence of Labour and 21st century socialism "

Also lefty commie useful idiot spastics

"We need to tax everybody more money hand it to private insulating companies or Old peeps will get cold in winter"

 

Oh yeah we need the government to install air conditioning in every UK home too .

Especially Scotland.


Not lol

 

They haven't got a ****ing clue what they stand for or what they want

 

Why is everybody on here speaking about insulating now anyway?

 

"Give me benefits, my family have been paying taxes"

"Governments loaning money to citizens (whose families have also paid (probably more) taxes) to insulate their houses, thus lowering energy bills and consumption is BAD!!!11"

Derptastic.

 

Speaking of cry baby Lefty Loony woke hypocritical champagne socialists........................

 

A. How much to Insulate every home in the UK ?

B. Who gets the contract ?


Ask your landlord to Insulate your room if you're that bothered or move to a modern building.

 

or preferably **** off to Frogland

 

There was a scheme that everybody was entitled to not so long ago to help people insulate their homes in the UK. It got scrapped in April I think, far too much red tape, the government made a bit of a **** of it, as far as I'm aware. Weirdly enough, I have a mate who is offering reduced prices for getting homes insulated with Icynene just now or whatever it is called.

 

Not me, just four toes and a thumb like everyone else

 

On a purely mathematical point, if it costs £10,000 to insulate an older house with current interest rates around 2% the annual cost us £200. The average home spends £1500 a year on heating, probably nearer £2000 after the price rises. It is estimated that insulation could save 25%, so you could insulate the house, make the tenant/owner pay £300 per annum towards it and make £100 a year profit, while they would be £200 better off. Can anyone point out the flaw ( that's Floor to you DD) in my argument?

 

Yes. It's utter bollocks.

 

If you own your own house insulate it and get double glazing to save on fuel costs and improve resale value.

If you rent a cold uninsulated room in a shared house etc , move .

Insulating a council house at the tax payers expense is probably cost effective other than that it's a problem the free market fixes itself.

I've put down loft insulation before to make my sister's house warner it's pretty easy and I didn't need daddy government doing it for thousand through some costly government agency and contractors.

 

Show your workings please, otherwise your comment is valueless. Maybe sex pest can point out the flaw, he's an accountant.

 

Pretty sure they would charge by the size of the property not just the age you mentally challenged Cockend.

1 bed flat in London or 8 bedroom mansion in Scotland.


That's ten grand please ?

You tedious limp dick just put the fraudulent claim in to Ritchie Sunpat

 

There are 23 million dwellings in England 27 million in UK.

Let's use Farke's ten grand per dwelling figure he pulled out of his arse .

That's Two hundred and seventy billion .


Plus admin costs

Derp

 

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