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Teresa Snaith of Lovell Later Living outlines why, looking forward to the next decade, the M4(2) and M4(3) standards need to go from the margins to the mainstream.
Read Teresa Snaith: Why we need to be building inclusive, not exclusive developments…
In his blog, Stanley Lau of Waltham Forest council shares the challenges of developing accessible family homes, and why accessibility should be addressed early in the development process.
Read Stanley Lau: Addressing accessibility early in social housing development is key…
Sharing his experience for Accessible Homes Week, our Interim CEO, Martin Warhurst, asks: why should accessibility and the fight for more accessible homes concern us all?
Read Martin Warhurst: Accessible homes mean quality of life & independence - they shouldn’t be a pipe dream…
The retired Town Planner reflects on her experience as a Planner campaigning in support of M4(2) accessible and adaptable dwellings and M4(3) wheelchair user dwellings in Greater Manchester.
Read Joan Rutherford: Accessible housing may be what the market wants… but what about government?…
Motor Neurone Disease Association's Flora Butler writes that time is of the essence for people with MND but families often face months of bureaucracy and assessments before DFG are carried out.
Read Flora Butler: Time doesn’t stop for Motor Neurone Disease – so why does the Disabled Facilities Grant?…
Disability equality consultant and trainer, Tanvi Vyas, discusses why she’s backing Habinteg’s call for the accessible and adaptable standard to be implemented by Government, now.
Read Tanvi Vyas: Why accessible housing must be the norm…