NI social housing residents make up 55% of survey respondents who went without heating or electricity in past two years

News04.11.254.00 PM by Stephen Delahunty

New research presented at Stormont this week revealed that 55% of survey respondents who had gone without heating or electricity on at least one occasion in the past 24 months live in social housing in Northern Ireland.

Some social housing residents in Northern Ireland have gone without heating in the past two years (picture: Alamy)

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