London rough sleeping figures hit record high
Charities said the occupant of Number 10 after July 4 must treat homelessness as an emergency and prioritise it in their first 100 days.
Charities said the occupant of Number 10 after July 4 must treat homelessness as an emergency and prioritise it in their first 100 days.
Campaigners feared the Criminal Justice Bill had been drafted so widely it could result in rough sleepers being arrested or fined for smelling bad.
Critics say the Government’s Criminal Justice Bill is drawn too widely and will criminalise homelessness.
Core homelessness is projected to reach 270,000 by 2024 as the cost-of-living crisis begins to bite.
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