6C this morning - so the bathroom radiator is nice to have as is the living room one for an hour.

I think that it will also depend an awful lot on the house itself. Newer homes will tend be much better insulated than older ones. I would hope to keep mine off until next month though I wouldn't rule out the possibility of a touch of heat or of lighting the wood burner for a couple of hours if it's chilly before then.

It`s 23.8C in our lounge at the moment so no need for heating. It will be much cooler later on this afternoon though. Our lounge faces East with large windows taking up most of the East wall, so the morning sun warms the room. It`s different in the winter though when an East wing is blowing (but of course we have the heating on then).

Our gable end faces due South so the afternoon sun warms the brickwork, and I suppose some of that heat transfers through into the house.

Down to 17 C in the living rm earlier, but the sunny intervals have now lifted that temperature to 18 C. Our lounge is the full length of the house and faces N/S with 3 outside walls. The cavity wall insulation here could be better so this room does cool down readily. Have now brought the log basket in for the season - may need the wood burner lit for a few hours tonight to take the chill off - will really depend upon just how much sunshine we get here today.

4.5C minimum this morning so the heating went on for an hour or so.  Would have otherwise been quite unpleasant getting out of the shower!

nearly went on this morning, but by the time I got out of bed it was warm as the sunshine was coming through the windows and heating the house nicely.

So the wait goes on a bit longer...

I was hoping to save that until later now but although it's not actually all that cold just now, those strong winds which we're getting has quite a chill to it which has gone through the house by enough for the heating to have to go on for now at least.

Our central heating kicked on this morning.  I keep it on all year on the thermostat and it’s the first time it’s come on this autumn. It was 11c outside, not the coldest morning we’ve had recently, but I expect the house has gradually cooled down sufficiently now for it to need the occasional boost.  

My bedroom temperature has often been in the low double figures and I just put an extra quilt on.

I have managed to get through a whole winter without hearing being on in the past. It's a last resort for me.

Ripped out an old Glow worm   at the time of the boiler scrappage scheme - really old thing, been in since the house was built in 1987, but constructed  like a brick s*ithouse with about 3 components in it !! 

Replaced with a modern condensing boiler  of  high complexity and glass jaw -  smaller gas bills    exchanged for higher servicing bills  Progress ?

... It hasn't been   switched on this year yet - probably broken as usual 

Switch Boiler off each evening before retiring to bed. On again when it is time to get up. Do this all year round. Daytime is set by the wall thermostat   which gets turned up or down according to room conditions.  

Vaillant Venting boiler is in cupboard in lounge.  

No heating required at all down here, and I have a generally cold house.  (Current living room temp 21*C.)  Apart from day length (it getting dark by 7.30pm) it could pretty much be summer.

Also thankfully, my house is a modern build and keeps its heat pretty well - as evidenced this summer! I don't anticipate putting the heating on until next month at the earliest, and even then I'll be stingy with it.

May have to come on this weekend, after 4 months. Longest gap ever. Hope the pilot light hasn't gone out!

Just moved the thermostat up a degree so it is now on.  

I've had to bite the bullet and put heating on now.

Still wearing shorts and t shirt 

I switched our heating on again this morning, couldn`t stand the chill any longer.