Courtesy of Bristol City Council.
The award will be used to improve existing connections on the Redcliffe and Old Market sections of the heat network, allowing Bristol City Council to disconnect the hot water system at its Temple Street offices from the existing gas boiler and replace it with a more efficient system.
The money will also fund the replacement of existing gas boilers with low or zero carbon heat sources, allowing rapid growth in the numbers of buildings connected to Bristol’s Heat Network and helping the authority to cut emissions as it heads towards carbon neutrality.
The network, sometimes referred to as district heating, replaces individual buildings’ own heating systems, and often uses heat recovered from industry or renewable sources. Bristol’s heat network currently supplies more than 1,000 properties with low carbon heat from different sources across the city and continues to expand to new areas.
Unite Students to halve rent for some tenants following lockdown announcement
“They recognise that this is a challenging time for all students following the Government’s announcement of the recent lockdown
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Britain’s largest student housing provider is to cut some of its tenants’ rent by half.
In an announcement this morning (Monday, January 11), Bristol-based Unite Students, has told the market of its plans to offer a 50 per cent rent discount for eligible students for a four-week period, beginning mid-January.
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