Public accounts committee says homelessness is a national crisis and DCLG has been unacceptably complacentHomelessness in England is a national crisis and the government’s approach to tackling the problem has been an abject failure,a committee of MPs has said.
More than 9000 people are sleeping rough on the streets and more than 78000 households, including 120000 children, and are homeless and living in temporary accommodation,often of a destitute standard, according to the Commons public accounts committee. Continue reading...
Source: guardian.co.uk