Wondering how to make your home warmer, more comfortable and cheaper to run without causing problems to the building or compromising its historic character? Whether you have recently moved into an older property, are planning an extension or
renovation, or simply want to understand more about improving your home’s energy performance, this event will help you understand what works, what to avoid and where to start.
Join us for a free, informative morning exploring insulation, the building fabric and energy upgrades for traditional homes. Delivered by the Home Energy Advice Team (HEAT) Hub, in collaboration with the Hope Valley Climate Action Energy Group, this free event will provide
practical, expert guidance on improving the energy performance of your home in a sensitive and effective manner.
Where: Moore Memorial Hall, Brentwood Road, Bamford, Hope Valley S33 0AG
When: Saturday 31 October 2026
Time: 10:00 am-12:00 pm
The event will provide practical insight into insulation and fabric-first principles, including moisture management, ventilation and how to avoid common retrofit mistakes in traditional homes.
We will also explore the key considerations when retrofitting homes within the National Park, listed buildings and properties in conservation areas. This will include cost-effective approaches as well as advice on achieving successful approvals and permissions.
You will also have the chance to sign up to the HEAT Hub project for additional personalised retrofit advice, including a home energy survey, phased future fit home plan and access to a list of local trusted installers. More information and the agenda can be found here.
Register your free space here. Or call 0115 985 3000 to sign up over the phone.
About the HEAT Hub
The HEAT Hub is funded by Energy Redress and brought to you by Nottingham Energy Partnership, the leading climate change charity in the East Midlands. Understanding that the
journey to a greener low-carbon home can be daunting, the team, consisting of experienced retrofit professionals, architects and climate enthusiasts, is dedicated and ready to support you. To find out more, visit www.HomeEnergyAdviceTeamHub.uk
Join us to explore the future of homes through retrofit and heritage preservation.
