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District finder

Choose a council to see, in one place, its Warm Homes: Local Grant route and status, its share of homes off the gas grid, how many heat pumps the national grant has paid for there, and how its homes are heated and built.

14 councils: the 12 Lancashire districts, Blackburn with Darwen and Blackpool · checked 3 November 2026

Lancashire's 14 councils share the national rules but not the same homes or the same local help. Ribble Valley has fifteen properties in a hundred off the gas grid; Hyndburn under three. Pendle is mostly terraced; Chorley has more detached homes than terraces. The finder puts each council's figures and routes together so you do not have to piece them from five sources.

For every council's figures side by side, see the table of all 14 districts; for the Warm Homes route in 13 of them, Cosy Homes in Lancashire; and for the councils with the most properties off the gas grid, off-gas Lancashire.

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Pick your council

Each of the 14 councils has its own figures and, for the Warm Homes: Local Grant, its own route. Choose one to see them together.

Sources: DESNZ off-gas estimates (2024) and Boiler Upgrade Scheme statistics (to September 2026); ONS Census 2021; planning.data.gov.uk; Cosy Homes in Lancashire and the DESNZ Warm Homes: Local Grant allocation list. Read 3 November 2026.

What each part of the result means

Warm Homes route

For 13 councils this is Cosy Homes in Lancashire, with its amounts, conditions and current status. For Fylde it reads "unconfirmed", because neither CHiL nor the government's allocation list names it.

Boiler Upgrade Scheme

The count of heat pumps the scheme has paid for in that council area, and the rates that apply everywhere: £7,500, or £9,000 for oil and LPG homes with no mains gas until 31 March 2027.

The figures

The off-gas share is DESNZ's 2024 estimate. Households, oil, electric, terraced, detached and owner-occupied shares come from the 2021 census. Listed-building records come from the national planning dataset. Each comparison with England and Wales uses the same census table.

Each district in brief

Ribble Valley

26,747 households in 2021, 28.3% of them in terraced houses and 34.5% in detached ones; 75.5% owned their home. 15.38% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 7.1% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 161 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 836 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Lancaster

59,976 households in 2021, 25.5% of them in terraced houses and 19.4% in detached ones; 67.1% owned their home. 14.37% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 2.4% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 220 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 1,343 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Fylde

37,607 households in 2021, 16.7% of them in terraced houses and 29.4% in detached ones; 71.6% owned their home. 11.16% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 1.2% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 103 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 203 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: unconfirmed.

West Lancashire

48,533 households in 2021, 21.0% of them in terraced houses and 30.5% in detached ones; 70.7% owned their home. 10.83% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 3.3% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 180 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 513 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Blackpool

64,794 households in 2021, 29.5% of them in terraced houses and 9.6% in detached ones; 57.5% owned their home. 10.81% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 0.1% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 176 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 56 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Preston

59,609 households in 2021, 29.2% of them in terraced houses and 19.0% in detached ones; 58.3% owned their home. 10.61% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 1.2% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 177 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 482 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Wyre

50,767 households in 2021, 17.2% of them in terraced houses and 29.9% in detached ones; 73.4% owned their home. 9.08% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 2.4% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 146 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 307 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Chorley

50,128 households in 2021, 25.3% of them in terraced houses and 32.0% in detached ones; 72.1% owned their home. 5.82% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 1.2% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 217 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 436 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Rossendale

30,562 households in 2021, 41.5% of them in terraced houses and 21.7% in detached ones; 67.9% owned their home. 4.57% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 0.8% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 84 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 275 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Pendle

38,067 households in 2021, 52.7% of them in terraced houses and 14.5% in detached ones; 65.0% owned their home. 4.25% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 1.5% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 75 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 335 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Blackburn with Darwen

58,766 households in 2021, 43.4% of them in terraced houses and 15.2% in detached ones; 60.5% owned their home. 3.31% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 0.5% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 97 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 227 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

South Ribble

48,586 households in 2021, 16.8% of them in terraced houses and 29.8% in detached ones; 76.0% owned their home. 3.14% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 0.8% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 175 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 146 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Burnley

39,872 households in 2021, 46.6% of them in terraced houses and 14.2% in detached ones; 59.8% owned their home. 3.06% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 0.4% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 37 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 312 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

Hyndburn

34,792 households in 2021, 50.4% of them in terraced houses and 12.7% in detached ones; 63.1% owned their home. 2.65% of domestic properties had no gas meter in 2024, and 0.3% of households used oil alone. The Boiler Upgrade Scheme had paid for 44 heat pumps by September 2026, and the national planning dataset holds 116 listed-building records. Warm Homes route: Cosy Homes in Lancashire.

After the finder

Each result links to the page for that part of the county, with more on the homes and the routes. If your question is about a particular home, the form at the bottom of this page reaches the publisher.

Questions from Lancashire homes

Why does Fylde show "unconfirmed"?

Because neither Cosy Homes in Lancashire nor the government's allocation list names Fylde. The finder will not guess; ask Fylde Council.

Does the finder tell me if I qualify for a grant?

No. It shows the routes and the conditions for your council. CHiL and Ofgem decide applications.

Why do the off-gas share and the census heating figures differ?

They measure different things: properties without a gas meter in 2024, and how households were heated in March 2021.

Sources

  1. Cosy Homes in Lancashire
  2. GOV.UK, Warm Homes: Local Grant allocations
  3. DESNZ, off-gas estimates
  4. DESNZ, Boiler Upgrade Scheme statistics
  5. ONS Census 2021

Read on 3 November 2026. If a source now says something different, the source is right.

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