West Country landlords launch new system to help match disabled people with accessible social housing

News03.06.25by Greg Pitcher

A number of housing associations in the West Country are to launch a system to help people with disabilities find new suitable social housing.

Entrance to Gloucestershire County Council shire hall

Gloucestershire County Council is working with housing associations on the initiative (picture: Alamy)

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