New Housing LIN Viewpoint explores why accessible homes matter more than ever

A new Housing LIN Viewpoint (no. 112) explores the failure of successive governments to implement Building Regulation M4(2) as the standard for all new homes.

Joan Rutherford, Chair of the Older People’s Housing Champions, highlights that excuses like cost and land constraints are unfounded, with modest per-home costs outweighed by long-term care savings. Only 9% of homes meet basic accessibility standards.

Read on to find out more about why stronger regulation is essential for a more inclusive housing future.