Residents are encouraged to visit the council's dedicated Cost of Living website or call a hotline to find out about available assistance. This includes impartial energy advice, information on government schemes, and practical tips to reduce household energy costs.
Support schemes such as the Warm Home Discount, Winter Fuel Payment, and Cold Weather Payments are also highlighted as potential resources for eligible households.
Additional support is available for eligible residents who use heating oil or LPG, through the Government-funded Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF). This fund offers short-term emergency assistance for households facing immediate financial crises and struggling with rising fuel costs.
Act on Energy offers free, impartial energy advice to Warwickshire residents, helping them to reduce bills, improve home energy efficiency, and understand available support. They can be contacted on 0800 988 2881.
The Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF) provides emergency assistance for essential living costs when no other options are available, aiming to help low-income households build longer-term financial resilience.
“"Many households across Warwickshire continue to feel the pressure of higher living costs, and the latest increase in energy prices may be worrying for many people. Support is available, whether you need advice on reducing your energy use, help understanding the support schemes you may be entitled to, or assistance if you are struggling to pay your bills. There is also specific support for residents on low incomes who rely on heating oil or LPG. I would encourage anyone who is concerned about their energy costs to visit our Cost of Living website, or give us a call on the 0800 408 1449 hotline, and let us see how we can help you."
Further information can be found on Warwickshire's Cost of Living website and through Act on Energy.
