There are just two weekends left of Green Open Homes and plenty to see, including some newly added homes! Interested in new builds? Visit homes in Kington, Gladestry or Llangrove on the 22nd November What about off grid? Homes open in Much Marcle 22nd November and Eardisley 30th November Upgrading the modern cavity built home? Head for Kington 22nd November, Hereford 22nd, 23rd, 29th or 30th November and Almeley 29th November Older properties more your thing? Historic homes open in Garway Hill 23rd November, Woonton 22nd and 29th November and Little Birch 23rd November. Listed homes? Head to Bircher on the 30th November. Exploring green tech? Most of the homes have some but Woonton 22nd and 29th November
There’s still another three weekends to go of Green Open Homes. This weekend there are lots of homes to visit in Shrewsbury, Telford and north Herefordshire. Plus this Monday there is another Green Open Homes online. Click here for Herefordshire Open Homes. Click here for Shropshire Open Homes. So start planning your visits! It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn, and to visit some corners of the Marches region you possibly don’t know. Green Open Homes Online Monday 17th Nov – Retrofitting a 1950’s cavity walled home Learn from the 9 month retrofit and refurbishment of a 1950’s cavity walled home that’s
Archenfield Community Environment Group ACEG, a GOLD member of HGN, are delighted to announce there will be the very best of advice and products from across the region for home energy, building, energy provision, grants and contractors at their second Energy Day – Garron Centre 10.30am -3.00pm this Saturday 8th November including: Tom Mason- Circle Architects – Passivhaus and retrofit architect Heather and Nigel Pealing: DIY home retrofitters Marches Energy Agency: Grants and cheap and easy ways to save energy and costs Mike Whitfield Construction: specialist Passivhaus and energy efficient building Heat Change Evolution: renewable energy solutions. Octopus Energy: home, battery, solar, EV Dan Plowman – D&N
Herefordshire Green Open Homes is running throughout November. Owners of ‘green’ homes across the County are opening their doors – both in person and the online world – so that you can learn from their experiences to inform your own energy saving retrofit projects. And if you fancy exploring a little further afield, there are plenty more homes open throughout Shropshire! See below for homes to visit in person during the first couple of weeks, or online if you’d rather. And catch up on the last webinar from Building
It’s almost here! Herefordshire Green Open Homes is starting this weekend and running throughout November. Owners of ‘green’ homes across the County are opening their doors – both in person and the online world – so that you can learn from their experiences to inform your own energy saving retrofit projects. And if you fancy exploring a little further afield, there are plenty more homes open throughout Shropshire! See below for homes to visit in person during the first couple of weeks, or online if you’d rather. And catch
Archenfield Community Environment Group ACEG, a GOLD member of HGN, are delighted to announce there will be the very best of advice and products from across the region for home energy, building, energy provision, grants and contractors at their second Energy Day – Garron Centre 10.30am -3.00pm on Saturday 8th November including: Tom Mason- Circle Architects – Passivhaus and retrofit architect Heather and Nigel Pealing: DIY home retrofitters Marches Energy Agency: Grants and cheap and easy ways to save energy and costs Mike Whitfield Construction: specialist Passivhaus and energy efficient building Heat Change Evolution: renewable energy solutions. Octopus Energy: home, battery, solar, EV Dan Plowman – D&N
Local charity Marches Energy Agency, is running Green Open Homes this year across weekends in November in partnership with Herefordshire Green Network. Homeowners across Herefordshire, Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin will be opening their doors to visitors, for free, to show and explain how they’ve made their homes more energy efficient. It’s a unique opportunity for visitors to experience first-hand things like heat pumps, triple glazing, underfloor heating and solar panels, to ask ‘daft’ questions without being made to feel daft, and without any sales pressure: Click here for Herefordshire Open Homes. Click here for Shropshire Open
Local charity Marches Energy Agency, is running Green Open Homes this year across weekends in November in partnership with Herefordshire Green Network. Homeowners across Herefordshire, Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin will be opening their doors to visitors, for free, to show and explain how they’ve made their homes more energy efficient. It’s a unique opportunity for visitors to experience first-hand things like heat pumps, triple glazing, underfloor heating and solar panels, to ask ‘daft’ questions without being made to feel daft, and without any sales pressure: What does underfloor heating actually feel like? How loud is a heap pump really? How much do you
Building Sense Event – 8th October 1.00pm – 2.00pm There is still time to book for this online event as part of Green Open Homes, exploring how Jackie renovated her one-time threshing barn Herefordshire home to make it warm, green and fit for the future. Tickets are free. Click here to book.
Building Sense Event – 8th October 1.00pm – 2.00pm An online event as part of Green Open Homes, exploring how Jackie renovated her one-time threshing barn Herefordshire home to make it warm, green and fit for the future. Tickets are free. Click here to book.
