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Andy Burnham Warned of 50,000 More Homeless People Without Housing First Agenda

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A report warns England could see a 25% rise in homelessness, adding 50,000 people by 2030, without a radical 'housing first' approach.
Andy Burnham, a contender for Prime Minister, has pledged a major council housebuilding program.

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A report warns England could see a 25% rise in homelessness, adding 50,000 people by 2030, without a radical 'housing first' approach. Andy Burnham, a contender for Prime Minister, has pledged a major council housebuilding program.

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