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Levelling-up target areas would benefit doubly from national retrofit scheme, claims think tank

Levelling-up target areas would benefit doubly from national retrofit scheme, claims think tank
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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 16:10:00

well in advance of this date. but unfortunately that s not happened. and people are getting worried and stressed about their own set of circumstances, aren t they? joshua emden is from the centre left think tank, the institute for public policy research. he gave me his thoughts on what support should be offered. i think the government understands that there is a crisis, but at the moment, its response is in no way proportional to the scale of the crisis, and what we ve been looking at is proposing, instead of the support that is being discussed in loose terms at the moment, we ve been proposing a price cap freeze at the current price cap level to make sure that people do not face these astronomic costs that are coming in october. it would make sure that 4 million homes, for example, don t end up paying a third of their income on energy bills, which clearly is totally unsustainable. but it s worth saying as well that people are already struggling under the current price cap. compared to

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 15:10:00

or saying those things in the media, would you have expected to have heard a plan before now, even though clearly the new prime minister were a few days still away from that new prime minister being appointed, would you have expected the government to have set out a plan already given the scale of the crisis? yeah, i think it should have been done months ago. i mean, this has been in the media for months and months on end, doesn t it? and we were expecting the price increase and then obviously the next price increase again injanuary. so plans needed to have been made well in advance of this date. but unfortunately, that s not happened. and people are getting worried and stressed about their own their own set of circumstances, aren t there? joshua emden is from the centre left think tank, the institute for public policy research. he gave me his thoughts on what support should be offered. i think the government understands that there is a crisis, but at the moment its response is in no w

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 17:10:00

but unfortunately that s not happened. and people are getting worried and stressed about their own set of circumstances, aren t they? that was michelle berry talking to me a little earlier. joshua emden is from the centre left think tank the institute for public policy research. he gave me his thoughts on what support should be offered. i think the government understands that there is a crisis, but at the moment, its response is in no way proportional to the scale of the crisis, and what we ve been looking at is proposing, instead of the support that is being discussed in loose terms at the moment, we ve been proposing a price cap freeze at the current price cap level to make sure that people do not face these astronomic costs that are coming in october. it would make sure that 4 million homes, for example, don t end up paying a third of their income on energy bills, which clearly is totally unsustainable. but it s worth saying as well that people are already struggling under the curre

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Cut red tape in housing, childcare and energy, think tank urges Government

Cut red tape in housing, childcare and energy, think tank urges Government
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