One million people over the age of 75 are living in
properties which fail to meet the decent homes standard. A report for charity
Electrical Safety First reveals that the current housing stock puts vulnerable
individuals at risk and is unfit for people to age safely in their own homes -
with those in low-income households or rural areas most affected. Almost two
thirds of households of couples aged 60 plus fail to meet electrical safety
standards - being without basic but essential measures such as a modern
fusebox, residual current device, circuit breakers and PVC wiring, the research
revealed. Read more on 24dash.
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