David Cameron should make sure his new government follows
through on his personal commitment to tackle homelessness, St Mungo's Broadway
has urged. The homelessness charity reminded him that rough sleeping has not
gone down, as he claimed in one campaign interview with Radio 1's Live Lounge.
Government statistics show the number of people sleeping rough has actually
increased 55 per cent since 2010. Howard Sinclair, Chief Executive of St
Mungo's Broadway, said: "We were surprised by his statement that rough
sleeping had gone down, whereas official government stats show the opposite
story. We hope the Prime Minister will
instruct his new ministers to look carefully at what is going on and to work
with other departments, homelessness charities and local councils to reverse
this worrying trend.” Read more on the St Mungo’s website.
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