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HOMELESSNESS
Refugees who refuse housing offers to become homeless
By Martin Ford | 11 May 2022
Afghan refugees who turn down two offers of accommodation could be referred to councils as homeless.
LEGAL
Court rules housing for homeless families must be appropriate
By Martin Ford | 29 April 2022
A judicial review at the Court of Session in Scotland has concluded councils have an ‘absolute du...
HOUSING
Targeting an end to rough sleeping
By Dan Peters | 20 April 2022
Even political rivals want minister Eddie Hughes to deliver on the target of ending rough sleepin...
HOMELESSNESS
Councils seek clarity on homeless refugees
By Martin Ford | 19 April 2022
Councils are still awaiting clarity from the Government on support for Ukrainian refugees at risk...
WHITEHALL
Government adviser urges ministers to expand Housing First
By Dan Peters | 19 April 2022
Ministers must pile further cash into Housing First schemes if they want to meet their target of ...
HOMELESSNESS
Clear up the logjam
By Sir Bob Neill | 12 April 2022
We need more work on systems which aren’t up to scratch to bring Ukrainians to the UK, says Sir ...
WHITEHALL
Alarm bells ring over scrapping of housing rule
By Dan Peters | 11 April 2022
The Government risks ‘drastically undermining’ London’s ambitions to boost affordable housebuildi...
HOUSING
Councils to fund housing for homeless refugees
By Martin Ford | 01 April 2022
Local authorities will have to pick up the bill for accommodating homeless Ukrainian refugees fro...
HOMELESSNESS
Homeless deaths increase 80% in two years
By William Eichler | 31 March 2022
The number of people dying while homeless has increased by 80% in two years, shocking new researc...
WHITEHALL
Data issues hampering councils' refugee response
By Martin Ford | 30 March 2022
Councils are struggling to prepare for the arrival of refugees due to a lack of quality data, MPs...
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