A council keeping homeless families for prolonged periods
illegally in bed and breakfast hotels is to spend £4m on 40 houses. Milton
Keynes Council is to buy the homes on the open market. The Conservative-run hung council said the move would
alleviate the problem but Labour said vulnerable families would be forced into
the poorest areas. Milton Keynes has the
highest number of households living illegally in such accommodation outside
London, although numbers have fallen recently. Read more on the BBC website.
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