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York MP’s energy help leaflet

A YORK MP has produced a detailed document advising residents on how to reduce their household energy bills.

Julian Sturdy, pictured, MP for York Outer, has produced the leaflet as National Energy Week drew to a close.

It includes advice on how best to switch energy providers and information about Government-led insulation schemes.

Constituents who would like to receive advice on the energy market should phone Mr Sturdy’s office on 01904 784847, or email julian.sturdy.mp@parliament.uk

The document is available to download from Mr Sturdy’s website at juliansturdy.com

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Comments(8)

Bo Jolly says...
9:15am Tue 24 Jan 12

Here's an idea: nationalise the energy companies and run them for public benefit not private profit. As a first step, regulate prices (and stop pretending that 'the market' and competition are effective.)

Kohelet says...
11:58am Tue 24 Jan 12

To right Bo Jolly

newscritic says...
12:37pm Tue 24 Jan 12

Patronising Tory.

Pete the Brickie says...
3:22pm Tue 24 Jan 12

Here's what I think it might say:


First turn down your house thermostat or get your Butler to do it, switch off the heating in the Bentley's garage, servants quarters, stables and swimming pool. Get your gardener to swap all the lightbulbs in your chandeliers for low energy flourescent types, ask the maid to hold his steps to prevent the risk of fall from height, remember if you have more than five staff your house should have its own safety policy. Only fill your Range Rover's fuel tank halfway, remove all uneccesary clutter, servants and dead game from the boot on a regular basis. Get some local peasant chidren from the village to insulate your loft with asbestos foam allowing their parents every second Sunday off working your fields for two weeks as a reward.

yorkborn66 says...
5:28pm Tue 24 Jan 12

Pete the Brickie wrote:
Here's what I think it might say:


First turn down your house thermostat or get your Butler to do it, switch off the heating in the Bentley's garage, servants quarters, stables and swimming pool. Get your gardener to swap all the lightbulbs in your chandeliers for low energy flourescent types, ask the maid to hold his steps to prevent the risk of fall from height, remember if you have more than five staff your house should have its own safety policy. Only fill your Range Rover's fuel tank halfway, remove all uneccesary clutter, servants and dead game from the boot on a regular basis. Get some local peasant chidren from the village to insulate your loft with asbestos foam allowing their parents every second Sunday off working your fields for two weeks as a reward.
I do enjoy your posts , class

yorkborn66 says...
5:47pm Tue 24 Jan 12

Mr. Sturdy, I voted for you in the last election, I watched and listened to your comments regarding wind farms, you were patronizing then and continue you do so now. The people of your kingdom are not as stupid as you think.
I hope you are better at farming because I will never vote for you again.

Pete the Brickie says...
7:56am Wed 25 Jan 12

yorkborn66 wrote:
Pete the Brickie wrote:
Here's what I think it might say:


First turn down your house thermostat or get your Butler to do it, switch off the heating in the Bentley's garage, servants quarters, stables and swimming pool. Get your gardener to swap all the lightbulbs in your chandeliers for low energy flourescent types, ask the maid to hold his steps to prevent the risk of fall from height, remember if you have more than five staff your house should have its own safety policy. Only fill your Range Rover's fuel tank halfway, remove all uneccesary clutter, servants and dead game from the boot on a regular basis. Get some local peasant chidren from the village to insulate your loft with asbestos foam allowing their parents every second Sunday off working your fields for two weeks as a reward.
I do enjoy your posts , class
Thanks. :)

m dee says...
11:41am Wed 25 Jan 12

Is this how our MP's earn their huge pay packets,what a time waste all info that as been available for years.

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