If you're not very mobile, are 65 or over, or have a health condition, such as heart or lung disease, heat your home to at least 18C (65F).
NHS Leeds has created a useful guide on keeping warm this winter to help you stay warm and well.
Cold weather can affect your health and ability to get out and about. This page provides information on staying well and connected during the winter months.
If you're not very mobile, are 65 or over, or have a health condition, such as heart or lung disease, heat your home to at least 18C (65F).
NHS Leeds has created a useful guide on keeping warm this winter to help you stay warm and well.
Winter brings many challenges linked to cold weather and infections, including flu and coronavirus.
Public Health Leeds have created a checklist to help ensure that people at risk of illness due to cold weather can access key support.
During colder months condensations can become a major problem. The big difference between condensation and other forms of damp, such as rising or penetrating damp, is that you have the ability to reduce the problem by taking a view simple steps. These include
Read more about how to prevent damp and mould and how the address the effects on Leeds Directory.
If you are worried about the cost of keeping your home warm this winter Leeds Money Information Centre offers free, confidential and impartial help and advice on a range of money related matters such as debt, money, energy and utilities.
Visit Leeds MIC for information about the support available to you