A ‘unique model’ that procures accommodation for homeless Londoners and those at risk could be expanded as the capital faces a ‘tsunami’ of homelessness.
Not-for-profit company Capital Letters, which is collectively owned by the boroughs, now has 17 councils signed up, plans to grow to 25 members over the next couple of years and could be expanded to other parts of the country after improving the availability of housing options and reducing competition between local authorities.
Want full article access?
Receive The MJ magazine each week and gain access to all the content on this website with a subscription.
Full website content includes additional, exclusive commentary and analysis on the issues affecting local government.
Already a subscriber? Login