The number of households classed as either homeless or
threatened with homelessness has increased by more than 10% in England,
government figures reveal. Between January and March 2019, a total of 70,430
households were assessed as falling within this category – a 10.7% increase
from 63,620 in the previous quarter (October to December 2013). Of these,
37,690 households were deemed to be threatened with homelessness (and increase
of 10.2%) and 32,740 households were assessed as actually homeless (up 11.2%).
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