Councils face £300m funding gap to help young homeless, says charity
Councils in England are more than £300 million short of the funding they need to help all of the young people coming to them who are facing homelessness, according to
Read MoreCouncils in England are more than £300 million short of the funding they need to help all of the young people coming to them who are facing homelessness, according to
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