00:21:28	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Hello and welcome to today’s HAPPI Hour webinar! A few quick reminders before we begin: the recording and slides will be shared after the event, you’re welcome to pop any questions in the Q&A box during the session, and please remember to complete the feedback form at the end. Enjoy the session!
00:22:17	Clare Skidmore:	So many great people seem to have come out of the RNIB at that time!
00:27:49	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	It’s crucial that the rights that we have are used to their fullest extent: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/Its-crucial-that-the-rights-that-we-have-are-used-to-their-fullest-extent/
00:38:25	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Trapped by Safety? Fire Doors, Accessibility and Policy Tensions in Housing: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Topics/type/Trapped-by-Safety-Fire-Doors-Accessibility-and-Policy-Tensions-in-Housing/
00:38:45	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Disability equality in England: A tale of two duties: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/Disability-equality-in-England-A-tale-of-two-duties/
00:43:55	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Don’t Box Me In: 30 Years on from the Disability Discrimination Act (1995): https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/Dont-Box-Me-In-30-Years-on-from-the-Disability-Discrimination-Act-1995/
00:49:25	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Thank you Beverly and Rose for your questions. Are you able to pop them in the Q&A box for discussion later on? Thank you!
00:50:26	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Gary mentioned Valuing People. For more about this vital areas of work at the time, visit the Housing LIN webpages at  https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Topics/browse/HousingLearningDisabilities/ValuingPeople/
00:51:42	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	30 years on from the Disability Discrimination Act: A personal reflection: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/30-years-on-from-the-Disability-Discrimination-Act-A-personal-reflection/
01:01:50	Shona:	Vivid seem to be the main house builder in my area. I saw that they had built 12 wheelchair accessible homes over Bournmouth way. I enquired to ask for more detail and if I could visit, as this is quite rare.  I am still waiting for a response. It was in the papers, there one photo that didn't really show anything accessible.
01:02:41	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	No more scrubbing the doorstep, but how far have we really come? https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/The-unfinished-journey-of-accessible-housing-in-the-UK/
01:05:41	luxtona:	Couldn't agree more Christina - devil is in detail of  accessible housing implementation. Plymouth is now asking as part of M4(2) planning condition for a post construction report on implemented accessible features. Trying to close the loop!
01:09:38	Jane Simpson:	I will share the link to this once published to my Mayor!
01:10:27	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Just a reminder to post any questions you may have for our guest speakers in the Q&A box for discussion later on. Thanks!
01:13:34	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Unlocking Freedom: Why Adapted Housing Is a Right, Not a Privilege: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/Unlocking-Freedom-Why-Adapted-Housing-Is-a-Right-Not-a-Privilege/
01:17:45	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	The 3% Emma referred to is outlined in this Inclusion London report https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Topics/type/Barriers-at-Home/
01:21:51	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	It’s time for housing to treat disability as a core priority, not an afterthought: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/blogs/Its-time-for-housing-to-treat-disability-as-a-core-priority-not-an-afterthought/
01:26:00	Shona:	The registered providers we work with for delivering extra care housing don't want to provide cat 3 accommodation. They barely provide cat 2. I have had to write a design guidance doc specifically for the extra care housing commissioning team to ensure that registered providers sign up to this doc to provide Cat 2 plus accommodation and 10% of cat 3 housing on the ground floor.
01:38:23	Jacquel Runnalls:	Arup research https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/access-to-and-use-of-buildings-research-on-demographic-and-ergonomic-requirements
01:39:40	Jane Simpson:	Affordable generally cannot be accessible unfortunately the size limitations.
01:50:18	Adam O'Leary:	Or maybe not seeing it as an adjustment at all, more like 'reasonable standards' would be accessible for disabled people
01:52:25	Sally Razey | Housing LIN:	Thank you for joining today’s HAPPI Hour webinar. The recording and slides will be available on the event webpage later this week. We hope you join us next week for a session on ‘Homes Built Together: Exploring Community-Led Housing & Cohousing’. Register here: https://www.housinglin.org.uk/Events/HAPPI-Hour-Webinar-Homes-Built-Together-Exploring-Community-Led-Housing-Cohousing/
01:52:39	Jane Simpson:	Thank you everyone
01:53:16	Sam Clark:	Thank you very much for a great session