Ministers delayed publishing a report that called for
more research into the benefits of accessible housing for up to four years. The
report, by architectural firm PRP, was finally published last week by the
MHCLG, but none of the research and evidence referenced in the document is
dated later than March 2016. Payments for the research appear to have been made
as long ago as April 2016, and PRP said this week that it was finalised in
2017. The report examined evidence on the benefits of accessible housing, and
the effectiveness of guidance relating to other buildings to see how well it
was meeting the needs of disabled people. Read more on Disability News Service.
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