Bring Back the Blitz Blackout to Save Power Says Kirstie; Energy Saviour: Kirstie Allsopp, Joint Author of a Tory Review on Housing Policy, Wants Home Owners to Reduce Electricity Consumption, Insulate Better and Black out Their Properties with Heavy Curtains
Byline: JASON BEATTIE
HOMEOWNERS should be forced to black out their properties with heavycurtains as a means of saving energy, TV property expert Kirstie Allsopp saidtoday.
Ms Allsopp said that in the age of global warming it was "sociallyunacceptable" for people to waste electricity.
Britain's streets should resemble those during the Blitz when a blackout wasmandatory, she said.
"I feel hugely passionate about how damaging our homes are to the environmentand I think we need to do a great deal more. Everybody needs to realise thatunless we reduce quite considerably the energy we use in our homes we arewalking towards disaster. It's not ā¦
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Article title: Bring Back the Blitz Blackout to Save Power Says Kirstie; Energy Saviour: Kirstie Allsopp, Joint Author of a Tory Review on Housing Policy, Wants Home Owners to Reduce Electricity Consumption, Insulate Better and Black out Their Properties with Heavy Curtains.
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Newspaper title: The Evening Standard (London, England).
Publication date: December 7, 2007.
Page number: 27.
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