How to guides
23 Jan 2024
A campaign planning event is a great way to launch and develop your United for Warm Homes campaign, as well as bring people together who want to take action on the energy crisis. Read our guide and find out how to work with partners to co-host a successful event.
16 Jan 2024
We're using various tactics to convince decision makers to take action on warm homes. Find out how to send postcards to your MP and electoral candidates.
16 Jan 2024
Politicians can commit to taking action on warm homes by signing the United for Warm Homes pledge. Find out how to persuade them to sign the pledge.
31 Aug 2023
Find out how to craft a community quilt with local partners to show why we want warm homes for all.
17 Aug 2023
We need to secure active and vocal support for warm homes from current MPs. Build a 2-way relationship and demand action by meeting with your local MP(s).
17 May 2023
Growing an active email list is a great way to build support for your group’s United for Warm Homes campaign and persuade your local politician(s) to back our solutions for warm homes in your community.
31 Jan 2023
Craftivism – creative activism – can be a fun and engaging way to bring people into the United for Warm Homes campaign. Read our guide to find out why, when and how it can be useful and to get some inspiration for creative campaign tactics.
31 Jan 2023
Organising events can help raise awareness and build support for your United for Warm Homes campaign locally. It's also an opportunity to build new partnerships and work alongside your campaign partners and other groups fighting for warm homes. Check out some ideas for different events you could organise.
26 Jan 2023
Getting people to stop and chat to you about your campaign on a stall, at the supermarket or in the street can be tricky. So, we’ve created a few suggestions to make sure you get noticed.
05 Oct 2022
Public trust in local news reporting is far higher than in national media, making it a valuable way to reach your audience and build support for warm homes locally.