This report examines how material living standards, most commonly measured by households’ incomes, have changed for different groups in the UK and the consequences that these changes have for income …

material standard of living of working-age disabled people, and in particular of those receiving disability … recipients, comparing them with those for other disabled people not receiving those benefits as well as for …

The UK has great strengths, but is over a decade into a period of stagnation. The toxic combination of slow growth and high inequality was posing challenges for low-to-middle income …

lowest level on record. Large families and disabled people are falling behind, with almost one-third …

Low traffic neighbourhoods were first introduced in the 1970s in Hackney to make side roads safer for children. Since then, residential areas have been developed with various types of modal …

............................... 21 3.3.3 Disabled people .......................................... … people to a varying extent. Older people, disabled people and those who are less mobile were highlighted … Research | Low Traffic Neighbourhoods 3.3.3 Disabled people LTNs were regarded as impacting negatively … change or the biggest fallout. For example, disabled people, people from lower socio-economic groups and/or … Public transport should be accessible to all disabled people across the impairment groups, not just those …

The differing circumstances of families can make it seem complicated to get a complete picture of how well social security income is able to meet needs. This briefing pulls a …

costs are often not fully covered by UC • Disabled people face extra costs which disability benefits … legacy benefits are missing out on this £20.2 Disabled people and carers face extra pressure on their incomes … this fully covers his extra costs. But many disabled people have shortfalls between their PIP/DLA and … costs. Scope estimated that, on average, disabled people face extra costs of £583 per month even after … example looks at the strength of support for disabled people. Destitution Poverty line Minimum Income …

Briefing on the educational needs of children with SEN. In September 2019, the Government announced a review of the SEND system to identify the reasons behind this and what action …

The arrival of Covid-19 is a very different kind of crisis to any in our lifetime: global, indiscriminate and fatal. But the needs of individuals emerging from this time remain …

physical health condition. ONS survey of disabled people found 45.1 per cent of disabled adults (nearly … (nearly 50 per cent more than the rate for non-disabled people) reported being ‘very worried about the effect … effect the coronavirus’, with more disabled people spending a lot more time on their own and many more … non-disabled people) was 81 per cent higher, and the economic activity rate for disabled people was … was 186 per cent higher.39 Disabled people are at higher risk of falling under the poverty line because …

Poor mental health is not an inevitable part of ageing. But people of all ages and stages of life can struggle with their mental health and wellbeing. This report examines …

experience of the lack of care and support for disabled people and their carers.” Margaret “The group support …

Report on improving the benefits system after Covid. Our current employment support system is a confusing patchwork of different programmes that really fails to understand this phenomenon. The Work Programme …

Committee stated in their 2018 report “Some disabled people – for example, people with severe learning … Pensions Committee, Universal Credit: support for disabled people (12 December 2018) 34 Department for Work and … 82 per cent in 2018, it was 51 per cent for disabled people. For people with learning disabilities, the … per cent.36 The increase in the number of disabled people has been largely driven by an increase in … Justice 20 Figure 4: Impairments reported by disabled people (DWP, FRS) State of Crisis Since UC was fully …

retain their UK residence rights via the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) that opened in 2019, and why they are at risk. This report updates a previous Migration Observatory report published …

Physical health problems and disabilities. Disabled people may struggle with an application unassisted …

This report seeks to establish a new perspective on how we can improve the private rental market: by recognizing the consumer rights that people have in other markets, like utilities …

95% 3% 3% made reasonable adjustments for disabled people when undertaking a letting 9% 23% 68% 19% …