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access starts at home!

boxerdog
boxerdog Community member Posts: 1 Listener
i have an issue that is local and national i had the understanding that new house had to have ramped or level access from pavement part of part M building regs but locally to me there are still new developments where house on level site are still being built with steps i have contacted local council who pass the book a local cllr said they weren't breaching it but i don't think they understood the issue- contacted the developer not responseded i'm looking how to contact regarding legal enforcement - i have also emailed equality advisory service a couple of days a go no response

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