Glasgow residents face £20k energy debt over faulty boilers

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 11:43 · Archive

Residents of a Glasgow flat building have accumulated around £20,000 in combined energy debts.

Residents of a flat building at 91 Spean Street in Glasgow have accumulated around £20,000 in combined energy debts to energy companies. According to Living Rent, the debts resulted from years of problems with faulty or inefficient boilers in the building.

Families have protested at housing association offices over the situation. The organisation claims the inefficient boilers caused high energy costs that led to the extensive debts residents now face.

How it is being reported

• Glasgow families facing £20k energy debt protest at housing association officesGlasgow Times · 1 Oct, 14:07
• Glasgow residents racking up 'huge £20k debts' over 'inefficient boilers' in flat buildingGlasgow Live · 1 Oct, 13:42

In this story: Living Rent · Glasgow · 91 Spean Street

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