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As temperatures begin to drop, Warm Spaces are once again opening their doors across Bath and North East Somerset, providing welcoming places where residents can stay warm, feel safe and connect with others throughout the winter months.
Warm Spaces are community venues that offer a friendly environment for anyone who may be struggling with rising energy costs, feeling isolated, or simply looking for a warm place to spend time during colder weather. Visitors can expect a welcoming atmosphere built around respect, dignity and inclusion.
The initiative is coordinated through Livewell B&NES and forms part of a wider network of support available to residents during the winter. Alongside information about local Warm Spaces, the Livewell B&NES website provides advice and signposting on topics including energy and fuel costs, food support, debt advice, money management and mental wellbeing.
Community venues such as libraries, community centres, churches and local hubs play an important role in helping residents stay warm and connected. Organisations interested in becoming a Warm Space are encouraged to register and join the growing network of participating venues across the area.
Find a local Warm Space or register your venue to join the network.
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Warm Spaces are just one of many ways residents can access support this winter. Through Energy at Home, local organisations are working together to help people reduce energy costs, improve home energy efficiency and access trusted advice when they need it most.
