FAQs: National Disability Strategy (UK)
Estate agents, Letting agents
On 28 July 2021, the UK Government published its National Disability Strategy, which sets out the their vision to improve the everyday lives of disabled people. Nearly half of disabled respondents to the UK Disability Survey reported having at least 'some difficulty' getting in and out of where they live.
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