Research reveals postcode lottery of finding an accessible home

News30.06.25by Stephen Delahunty

Older people in the North East or the East Midlands are six times less likely to be living in a fully accessible home compared with people in London.

Woman in wheelchair in doorway leading out from a home

Picture: Centre for Ageing Better

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