Figures from the Department for Communities show the number on the streets rose to 2,414 last year, despite a Tory pledge to end homlessness
The number of people sleeping rough has leapt by more than a third since 2010 - despite a pledge by the Tories to end homelessness.
Figures from the Department for Communities show the number on the streets rose to 2,414 last year, a rise of 37% since the general election.
Critics said the sharp increase was a “clear warning sign” of the impact of the Government’s benefit cuts.
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Figures from the Department for Communities show the number on the streets rose to 2,414 last year, a rise of 37% since the general election.
Critics said the sharp increase was a “clear warning sign” of the impact of the Government’s benefit cuts.
Read more...
