The number of homeless households forced to move outside
London has risen by nearly 40 per cent in one year, leaked figures have shown. An
unpublished report by umbrella body London Councils seen by Inside Housing also
details how boroughs are starting to use new legal powers to push homeless
households into the private sector. The draft Inter Borough Accommodation
Agreement report reveals that there were 336 placements of homeless households
outside the capital in the last quarter of the 2013/14 financial year - up from
211 in the same period the previous year. This equates to a threefold increase
in the number of placements outside the capital since records began in the
first quarter of 2012/13, when 113 were recorded. There have been a total of
1,918 out of London placements since then. Read more on Inside Housing.
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