A survey of more than a hundred local authorities has
found that many councils are housing people in stopgap accommodation for years
on end. The survey, carried out for the DWP, asked councils for the maximum
period that claimants are being placed in temporary housing. 114 councils
responded to the survey. Of these, a third said they had claimants who had been
in temporary housing for more than a year. Less than 40 percent of councils did
not have anyone in temporary housing for more than a year, while a further 29
percent didn’t know what the maximum local period in temporary housing was. 3
percent said they had had people in temporary accommodation for 10 years or
more. Read more on the Sentinel News website.
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against Count Binface – as it happened
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The Reform UK leader resigned as the MP for Clacton at the start of July
and forced a byelection
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