  tus/1839341534971629802#m > building regulations approved document m shows why new homes with steps up to their front doors are rejected other than those on a steeply sloping plot. > new private homes shouldn't have to be wheelchair accessible. > many of the most attractive homes in the country have steps up to the front door, allowing for basements with generous natural light. > building regulations effectively ban building like this any more. he may be a rentboy but he's right, although this is a conversation about house prices which as ever studiously avoids the nigger in the room > no-one who has a young family or is planning to have kids will be able to buy one of these - they're impossible to use with a pram as well as wheelchair. they're lovely to look at but they'd be a bonkers thing to build. it's a fucking normal terraced house you ugly bint > so screw the needs of disabled people because of cost? as others have pointed out everyone is a fall or an illness away from being disabled you absolute horror. yes, duh? you can't endlessly spend money because there's always another freak somewhere who needs more "help"
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