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  Afraid not Howard. People already get together to try to reduce their energy bills. Nothing new there.
  As for the rest of it, it seems it's just another chance for insulation companies and those desperate for business in the field to tout their wares.
  According to the bumph on their website the event "will have exhibitors from green energy firms, window specialists, Insulation providers and groups involved in the sustainable renovation of older homes."
  The payback time for replacing all single glazed windows with double glazing in the average sized house takes an average of 94 years to claw back any savings on energy bills.
  They had reps from the government's green deal scheme. The number of people who have actually signed up to this scheme can be counted on the fingers of two hands. People know a con trick when it's so obvious.
  Of course then we still have labour's cack handed attempt to woo prospective voters into believing that they can lower their bills by voting them back in even though labour U-turned the next day saying it was impossible to deliver.
  Still it's gets people out of the house I suppose.

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