A quarter of households in Bristol will be paying a fifth of their budgets, after rents or mortgages, on energy bills next year.
A major public health response is being drawn up to protect Bristolians from skyrocketing food prices, energy bills and fuel costs. The response will build on the local experience of responding to the coronavirus pandemic, with many people’s health expected to suffer.
The parts of Bristol most at risk, according to new analysis, are: Avonmouth, Lawrence Weston, Hartcliffe, Withywood, Filwood, Knowle, Lockleaze, Ashley, Lawrence Hill, Easton and St George West. The analysis looked at factors like food and fuel poverty, and income.
