Tenants in Plymouth could receive a number of home improvements including double glazing, new kitchens and central heating, according to the Herald.
A planned transfer to a new housing organisation is estimated to unlock £168 million of funding in the next four years.
The improvements are hoped to help tenants with the cost of utility bills and also improve security in the homes.
However, there has been some opposition to the plans due to controversy over the way the council has kept residents informed.
In related news, sixty four council houses in the Westfield area of York will feel the benefit of double glazing this winter, reports the York Press.
The scheme is intended to help lower fuel costs for tenants after it was decided that it would be more effective than replacing the current windows.
Although a contractor has not yet been selected, the scheme is expected to be completed by Christmas.
With Energy Efficiency windows supplied as standard, homeowners can now save even more on their heating bills and reduce their carbon footprint. Visit the Safestyle website to see a range of top quality double glazed windows to suit your home.
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