Older people should be given a greater choice where to
live during their retirement under plans outlined by Housing Minister Brandon
Lewis. With around 1 in 6 people aged over 65, Mr Lewis said anyone wanting to
move should have the option to do so – but should also get help if they want to
stay in their own home. The minister is publishing new planning guidance asking
councils to take better account of the needs of their older residents when
planning new homes in their area. This will make clear the responsibility
councils have to ensure a wide range of different properties are built in their
area to meet the diverse housing needs of people as they get older – including
for bungalows where they are needed. Read more on the CLG website.
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