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Children in B&Bs beyond legal limit as homelessness crisis pushes councils to 'breaking point'

  • A record number of children are living in bed and breakfasts beyond the legal limit as England's homelessness crisis pushes councils to breaking point.
  • The Public Accounts Committee stated that councils must prioritize short-term solutions, leading to increased use of bed and breakfasts for families.
  • Temporary accommodation costs to local authorities have risen from more than £1.6bn in 2022-23 to around £2.1bn in 2023-24, according to the Public Accounts Committee.
  • The leader of Eastbourne Borough Council, Councillor Stephen Holt, emphasized the need for urgent financial support and a strategy to effectively address the homelessness crisis.
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