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Green Doctor 0121 766 1100

Dec 1st, 2009 by Chris Duggan | No comments yet

Moseley Community Development Trust is launching a new service to help residents in Moseley and Balsall Heath. The Green Doctor will help you to keep warm, save money on gas & electricity bills, save the environment

Green Doctors are trained to help you and the environment; the service is FREE of charge to households who are disadvantaged and have trouble with paying their gas or electricity bills. Appointments take place in your home in the mornings. Draught-proofing, money-saving light bulbs and water-saving devices can be installed by the Green Doctor, if required at no charge.

Green Doctors can advise you in lots of ways about how to save money of fuel bills – they can work out how you’re losing heat from your home; if you need loft insulation, if you need a new boiler and where to get help from to make the changes.

To find out more, to check your eligibility and book an appointment with your Green Doctor call now on; 0121 766 1100.

Birmingham’s Green Doctor service is funded by Be Birmingham’s Working Neighbourhood Fund and delivered by Family Housing Association in partnership with Groundwork UK and Moseley Community Development Trust.

Thanks to John Newson at Balsall Heath is Our Planet for this.

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