Government targets for rough sleeping will not be met,
according to a New Local Government Network (NLGN) report. The Leadership
Index found that 41% of councils think they cannot eradicate rough
sleeping by 2027, with a further 26% stating they are unlikely or very unlikely
to halve rough sleeping by 2022. In reports, focus turns to that of urban
(London and Metropolitan Boroughs) councils, with a rise in figures revealing
61% think they are unlikely to eradicate rough sleeping by 2027, with 38%
saying they are unable to halve it by 2022. Read more on the NLGN website.
Abuse survivors need safe housing above all | Letters
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With the right funding, housing associations should be able to provide a
refuge for those who have experienced violence, writes *Helena Doyle*
The govern...
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