Make domestic battery installations mandatory for new homes under the FHS
Please do not cave-in to pressure from housebuilders to increase their profits and back down from making it mandatory from them to install domestic batteries for new homes under the new Future Homes Standard soon to be adopted.
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Make domestic battery installations mandatory for new homes under the FHS
Please do not cave-in to pressure from housebuilders to increase their profits and back down from making it mandatory from them to install domestic batteries for new homes under the new Future Homes Standard soon to be adopted.
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Require homebuilders to supply detailed electrical/plumbing plans post-purchase
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Make Carbon Monoxide Alarms a Legal Requirement in Every Household
Carbon monoxide is often called the “silent killer” because you cannot see it, smell it, or taste it. It creeps into homes and takes lives without warning. In the UK, dozens of people die every year and thousands are treated in hospital because of carbon monoxide poisoning. It’s time for change.