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£40k funding helps Burnham Community Centre finish new solar roof and cut heating costs

Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre has just completed the latest phase of a project to extend its use of solar energy and make the building more efficient, which has already led to a reduction to its ...

31 August 2026

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Image accompanying £40k funding helps Burnham Community Centre finish new solar roof and cut heating costs
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£40k funding helps Burnham Community Centre finish new solar roof and cut heating costs

Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre has just completed the latest phase of a project to extend its use of solar energy and make the building more efficient, which has already led to a reduction to its ...

Somerset · 31 Aug 2026
Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre following its roof and solar improvements
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Somerset community centre cuts annual heating bill by more than £10,000 after green upgrades

Burnham-On-Sea Community Centre has completed a new solar roof and says its annual heating bill has fallen from around £14,000 to £5,000.

Burnham-On-Sea, Somerset · 28 Aug 2026
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