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Eaga - PM tells unemployed to start lagging lofts

November 2008

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Gordon Brown recently suggested that the thousands of people losing their jobs (including bankers presumably? - Editor) should re-train on programmes to get work insulating houses. That wasn't the only thing attracting attention to Eaga. Instead, it was a very positive trading update that said trading so far this year has been in line with management expectations. In particular, Eaga's managed service business is starting to benefit from the Â£74m increase in government funding for the Warm Front programme, which is tacking the problem of fuel poverty. Elsewhere, Eaga's installation division has received a shot in the arm from the government's decision to increase its CERT programme by Â£560m over the next three years. For the year to 31 ...

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