More than a quarter of households currently living in
temporary accommodation have been moved away from the local authority that they
first became homeless in, latest government statistics have shown. Of the
93,490 households living in temporary accommodation at the end of September
last year, 25,930 (28%) were living in a local authority that was different to
the one they submitted a homelessness application in. The percentage of
homeless households being placed in temporary accommodation outside of their
own council area has more than doubled over the past decade, with just 13% of
households being placed outside of their home authority in 2011. Read more on
Inside Housing.
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