ThamesWey has launched a new project, Woking Energy Champions, through which vulnerable Woking residents living in hard-to-heat properties can receive funding to improve the energy efficiency and comfort of their home.
ThamesWey’s energy efficiency “make-over” of 50 former military properties has the potential to save tenants over £500 a year of their fuel bills.
This week is Big Energy Saving Week, a national campaign to help people reduce their energy bills. Take a look at the projects ThamesWey is delivering to help people save money.
The Cowshot & Manor Crescent energy efficiency project was ThamesWey’s first large scale housing retrofit scheme.
State-of-the-art battery technology is boosting the already impressive sustainability credentials of ThamesWey homes in Brookwood.
Things are happening on the Sheerwater estate as the long-awaited work begins on the Canalside regeneration that will transform the area and create a more vibrant and sustainable community.
Insulating your home can help combat climate change as well as keeping you warm and saving you money on your energy bills. Find out how Action Surrey can help you.
An urgent rallying cry has gone out to the people of Woking to help stop swifts disappearing from British skies by building nesting boxes.
Rydens Way is a development of properties ranging from apartments to houses that combine traditional architectural styles with high standards of sustainable design.
This year Thameswey, through their Action Surrey project, have been offering free energy efficiency consultancy for SME businesses in the Woking Borough Council area.