Survey Launched To Discover Truth Behind Disability Access
A survey has been launched to determine what disabled people think about access in public places and whether it has improved in the last year.
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Trafford Disability Funding £200k More Than 2009
Trafford Council has revealed it has spent £214,965 more on Disability Facilities Grants (DFGs) this financial year than it did in 2009.
New App Launched To Review Bathrooms
The aim of the new app isn’t to lambast business owners for the state of their toilets, but to bring about positive change.
‘Majority’ Of Homes Are Inaccessible For Wheelchair Users
A new report has revealed that just 21 of people say that a wheelchair user would reasonably be able to access all parts of the house.
Disabled Homeseekers ‘Struggling’ To Find Suitable Accommodation
Disabled people looking for accomodation are finding it so hard to access suitable accommodation that they’re experiencing emotional distress as a result.
New Homes ‘Need Higher Accessibility Standards’
Age UK has called for more to be done to ensure that the UK’s disabled people and those with mobility problems are catered for by the UK’s housing stock.
Tourist Hotspots Need To Improve Toilet Accessibility, Says Study
A study found that 73% of people with a disability who had visited a UK tourist attraction found that there was no toilet they could accommodate their needs.
Arthritis Sufferers ‘More Likely To Die Of Heart Disease’
A new study has revealed that people who suffer from arthritis are more likely to die of heart disease than those who don’t.
Advice To Make Bathrooms Safer As You Age
Much though you may not like to admit it, you need to be more careful as you get older and consider how you can make your home as safe as possible for you and the rest of your family. The bathroom is one area that you should look closely at. An article from Southern Trust […]
New Scheme To Support Disabled Overlooks Children
One national newspaper has pointed out that the new government scheme to support people with disabilities could be at the detriment of disabled children.
Unnecessary PIP Reassessments For Pensioners To Be Phased Out
Pensioners who receive personal independence payments (PIP) will no longer have to have their awards reviewed regularly.
Accessible Bathrooms ‘Can Still Look Stylish’
A home decorating magazine has explained that updating your bathroom and making it more accessible doesn’t mean you can’t have a space that looks good too.
