“Install new green schemes to reduce energy bills and cut emissions”
Manifesto, 1 May 2026, page 4- Cabinet decision, 19 Jan 2026 (in a council plan): “To approve a new H&F service, as part of the H&F ‘Healthy Homes’ programme, to help residents design and install measures including insulation, solar PV, heat pumps and energy storage to their homes.” Source
- Headline pledge in the 2026 Labour manifesto
In short
Hammersmith & Fulham Labour pledged in its manifesto of May 2026 (page 4): “Install new green schemes to reduce energy bills and cut emissions”. Status on Borough Book: In plan. A Cabinet or committee decision, or an adopted strategy. Latest step, 19 Jan 2026: Cabinet decision, 19 Jan 2026 (in a council plan): “To approve a new H&F service, as part of the H&F ‘Healthy Homes’ programme, to help residents design and install measures including insulation, solar PV, heat pumps and energy storage to their homes.” Labour runs Hammersmith & Fulham Council, so the pledge is tracked against council decisions and budgets. No cost is stated, and none can be sourced yet. No deadline is stated.
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Questions
Has Labour kept its pledge: “Install new green schemes to reduce energy bills and cut emissions”?
Not yet. A council decision or adopted strategy commits to it, but money and delivery have not been shown. Status: In plan.
What has the council done about it?
19 Jan 2026: Cabinet decision, 19 Jan 2026 (in a council plan): “To approve a new H&F service, as part of the H&F ‘Healthy Homes’ programme, to help residents design and install measures including insulation, solar PV, heat pumps and energy storage to their homes.”
What would it cost?
No cost is stated, and none can be sourced yet.
Where does this pledge come from?
Hammersmith & Fulham Labour's manifesto of 1 May 2026, page 4, quoted word for word. Sources: Hope you can believe in (Hammersmith & Fulham Labour, 2026 local election manifesto summary), page 4; Cabinet decision, 19 Jan 2026 (in a council plan).
Can the party reply?
Yes. Any councillor or party named on a card can reply by emailing boroughs@guzh.uk, and replies are published on the card within five working days.
Right of reply
No reply yet. Any councillor or party named on a card can reply by emailing boroughs@guzh.uk, and replies are published here within five working days. Every party is held to the same standard.