Shropshire’s dedicated impartial and free energy advice service, Keep Shropshire Warm, commissioned by Shropshire Council, is proud to reveal its fresh new logo.  

The new logo is inspired by the desire to help all residents feel warm and well in their homes and its colour scheme highlights the importance of retaining warmth within the home, recognising that improving energy efficiency is often the best way to protect from the cold.   

Keep Shropshire Warm is run by the region’s energy advisory specialists Marches Energy Agency (MEA), a charity with more than 25 years’ experience. We offer free energy advice lines across Shropshire, with advice on keeping warm and well at home, with help relating to: 

• Energy bills, tariffs & suppliers. 
• Insulation and heating grants. 
• Energy efficiency measures. 
• Health and cold homes. 
• Support with fuel debt. 

MEA’s new CEO, Anna Brennand comments:
“The Keep Shropshire Warm service will continue to help householders across the region with energy related concerns, whilst also raising awareness of the importance of tackling fuel poverty and helping to prevent negative health impacts of cold homes. We are delighted to run a householder-led service, tailored to the specific needs of our local community.” 

Dean Carroll, Shropshire Council’s Cabinet member for housing and assets, said:- 

 “This is great news; I’m delighted that the Keep Shropshire Warm service will continue to be the first point of call for residents in the county who have energy-related concerns. The council remain committed to reducing fuel poverty in the long term, and this announcement is a key part of our recently published Sustainable Affordable Warmth Strategy. 

The council’s Affordable Warmth and Energy Efficiency team have secured millions of pounds in grant funding from the Government to improve insulation and heating for hundreds of residents across the county. The Keep Shropshire Warm service ensures we can identify and support our most vulnerable residents to benefit from these and other available grant schemes.” 

The Keep Shropshire Warm service has a dedicated freephone advice line operating 9am-5pm Mondays to Fridays. Advice is also available face-to-face via a home visit programme, and the team can be found at events across the county”. 

You can contact Keep Shropshire Warm by phone or email on the details below: 

Phone: 0800 112 3743 
Email: [email protected]