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Attendance Allowance map

One in four people aged 66 and over in Hartlepool claims Attendance Allowance, against one in 11 in Richmond upon Thames. Ill health explains only about 62% of the gap between councils.

DWP Stat-Xplore, November 2025 1 in 11

PIP mobility league table

One in 11 adults in Blaenau Gwent receives PIP’s enhanced mobility rate, the passport to the Motability scheme. In Wokingham it is one in 54.

DWP Stat-Xplore, April 2026 8 of 42

NHS wheelchair waiting times

Only 8 of England’s 42 integrated care boards met the NHS 18-week wheelchair standard in 2025/26, and more than one in five children waited longer.

NHS England, 2025/26 934

Stair fall deaths in England

Falls on stairs now kill 934 people a year in England, up 45% in a decade from 642. The entire rise is among the over-65s.

ONS mortality data, 2024 148 of 323

Stairlift company survival

148 of the 323 UK stairlift and home lift companies ever incorporated no longer exist, and the typical one lasted 2.6 years, shorter than most warranties.

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The Disabled Facilities Grant lottery

Disabled Facilities Grant funding varies 6.2-fold per older resident. Manchester receives £191.05 for every person aged 65 or over, Rutland £30.63.

Government allocations, 2026-27 £40

UK mobility aid price index

The median price of the 98 mobility products we recommend is £40, and more than half cost under £50. Scooters run from £489 to £3,199.

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