The number of disabled people on council housing waiting
lists has increased by 17.3% in the last five years, research by charity
Leonard Cheshire Disability has revealed. The charity found that one in seven
people – 13.7% – on housing waiting lists in England are disabled, up from one
in 11 people – 9.2% – five years ago. In contrast, the charity found that the
number of people on waiting lists overall has decreased by 21% in the same
period. Many councils in recent years have taken advantage of flexibilities in
the Localism Act to restrict waiting list eligibility. Read more on the Leonard
Cheshire website.
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