Social landlords are failing disabled residents, says Housing Ombudsman report

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Two-thirds of landlords declined to adapt homes for disabled residents, Relationship of Equals report finds

The majority of social landlords asked to make reasonable adjustments to the homes of disabled residents declined to do so, a new report has found.

The Housing Ombudsman, which gathered more than 1,663 responses for the Relationship of Equals report, today called for a new long-term plan for “vulnerable” residents.

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