Principal environmental health officer Mark Newman and trainee environmental health officer Susie Phelps by their information bus in King Street, Stroud on Friday
ENVIRONMENTAL health officers from Stroud District Council hit the streets of Stroud this week to offer free advice to homeowners, tenants and landlords.
Energy efficiency, essential home repairs and disabled adaptations in the home were just some of the issues discussed by officers in King Street, Stroud on Friday.
Many visitors also entered a free prize draw to win £50 worth of B&Q vouchers.
Dave Griffith, SDC environmental health officer, said: "Now is the ideal time to review the condition of you home and undertake any necessary repairs before the autumn.
"We were on hand to provide advice with the aim of making people's homes better and healthier."
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