Government figures show that there were 74,630 households
in temporary accommodation on 30 September this year, an increase of 9% at the
same point last year. The total number of households in temporary accommodation
has now risen by 55% since 2010. Meanwhile 14,930 households were accepted as
homeless between July and September this year – a rise of 2% across England.
The ending of an Assured Shorthold Tenancy is still the leading cause of homelessness
in England – accounting for 32% of acceptances while in London it accounts for
40%. Read more on the Crisis website.
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