Plans to require landlords to make disability alterations

• Author:
• Bruce Dear

The Government plans to require landlords and managers of residential premises to make disability-related alterations to common parts of residential premises.

The Government's Discrimination Law Review was launched in February 2005 to fulfil its 2005 manifesto pledge to modernise and simplify equality legislation.

Its findings resulted in a consultation paper on proposals for an Equality Bill, entitled A Framework for Fairness: Proposals for a Single Equality Bill for Great Britain, which ... (155 more words)

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