Research commissioned by the DWP into the impact of the benefit
cap found that out of eight case study local authority areas, two that were in
London were both concerned about finding accommodation for homeless families. The report found that both London authorities
in the study had experienced increased problems in finding accommodation that
could be afforded below the cap for families that had presented as homeless and
were being put up in temporary accommodation. Read more on the Children & Young People
Now website.
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