Property owners can apply for grant funding to help make their properties more environmentally friendly.
South and East Lincolnshire Councils Partnership, which South Holland District Council has been given additional funding for Green Homes Grants, though hasn’t said how much.
Grants of up to £10,000 will be available to owner-occupiers with no contribution required.
Grants of up to £5,000 will also be available to landlords although landlords are required to fund one third of the cost of works themselves.
Funding could be included for a range of measures such as loft, cavity or solid wall insulation, smart heating controls, low-energy lighting, Solar PV and even low-carbon heating systems such as Air Source Heat Pumps.
To be eligible for the grant, your property must have an Energy Performance Rating of E, F or G and a household income of less than £31k or in receipt of certain benefits.
Coun Peter Coupland (pictured) said: “The Green Homes Grant has been a huge success across all the Partnership sub-regions, with several of the previously successful applicants reporting an overwhelming positive change to their lives.
“We are delighted that more funding could be secured for this scheme as it means we can further support the residents of Boston, East Lindsey, and South Holland with these incredible changes to their homes and provide them with not only greener lives, but also reduced bills and comfortable homes.
“We highly encourage all those that are eligible for the scheme to apply, as it can make significant positive changes to your life.”
If you have any queries regarding the grant please contact [email protected] or phone 01507 613573 or complete the online form at https://www.e-lindsey.gov.uk/greenhomesgrant
* Lincolnshire Community Foundation will be distributing funds of up to £300 to individuals and families who have not received any cost of living support.
Applications can be made until March 24 on 01529 305825.
