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By Robin Aitchison - 23rd September 2013 7:15am
Bucks County Council has just given a grant of £3,000 to Haddenham in Transition to buy equipment for testing air tightness to improve insulation in local homes.
Essentially this is a high tech way of identifying areas in rooms where improved draught proofing would reduce energy bills.
The HiT group is proposing to offer this as a service to local householders with a particular emphasis on households on low incomes and the elderly.
We need volunteers to help with this project — any help gratefully received even just a few hours at some time in the next few months.
Could any one able to help with this please let us know by emailing Robin Aitchison at: robin@aitchisons.org
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