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Not only are they paying more for their energy in the first place because rural households tend to be more expensive to heat but also the cost of stopping fuel poverty and introducing energy fuel measures like insulation are far greater in rural areas than they are in towns and cities. rich says he will have to rely on hand—outs to keep his family warm this winter and tucked away in the countryside, he won�*t be the only one. ellie price, bbc news. let�*s get more on this now with tessa khan, who is the founder and director of uplift — which is part of the warm this winter coalition of...

The end fuel poverty coalition protect by october this year, almost a third of rural homes will be in fuel poverty. in two years, that is more than doubled. but look how much it would cost to lift a household out of fuel poverty for some latest government figures are for 2020. in urban areas, it was £193. a rural household would need £501 a year extra. but those figures are calculated before this year�* energy price hikes, so the reality is likely to be much higher. not only are they paying more for their energy in the first place because rural households tend to be more expensive to heat,...

A rural household would need £501 a year extra. but those figures are calculated before this year�* energy price hikes, so the reality is likely to be much higher. not only are they paying more for their energy in the first place because rural households tend to be more expensive to heat but also the cost of stopping fuel poverty and introducing energy fuel measures like insulation are far greater in rural areas than they are in towns and cities. rich says he will have to rely on hand—outs to keep his family warm this winter and tucked away in the countryside, he won't be the only one. el...

Campaigners say hundreds of thousands of families could find themselves in fuel poverty for the first time this winter — because of the high bills and old housing stock that's hard to insulate. ellie price reports from south derbyshire. rich shaw's heating oil tank ran dry months ago. he can't afford to fill it up. we've got no heating, we've got no hot water, so we've been having to bath the kids in the sink. it's not ideal. luckily, we've had a warm summer, but come the winter, if we can't have central heating, it's just going to get cold. rich is disabled and can't work. the family have r...