Temporary Accommodation in a sentence

The latest government figures, published in November, showed that the numbers of households and children in temporary accommodation in England have hit new record highs, with 105,750 households in temporary accommodation at the end of June.

He added: "We are committed to reducing the number of households in temporary accommodation and we are acting on the recommendations of the expert temporary accommodation task and finish group.

Our temporary accommodation provision is full to capacity and we are constantly working on options to increase the amount of good quality accommodation we have available.

With increasing numbers of families turning to councils for temporary accommodation, figures from the LGA show that councils spent nearly £1.8bn on emergency accommodation in 2022/23.

The TAS team would collect registrations from displaced people who required temporary accommodation, assessing what accommodation options were suitable.

Alex Langridge answers some common questions on temporary accommodation.

A mum with a six-week-old baby is suffering 'upset, stress and fear' after being told to quit her temporary accommodation.

But whilst the buildings remain under construction, the family will first have to move to temporary accommodation (the government will pay their rent).

Council figures show there are approximately 5,000 households in temporary accommodation in Edinburgh, the highest in Scotland.

Essentials and chocolate donated to teens in temporary accommodation in Stockport.

Grant was offered a home three days before he died, but Jess said he had befriended someone at his temporary accommodation who he "trusted in his hour of need".

Homeless households in suitable temporary accommodation are also having this converted to a permanent tenancy whenever possible.

Homeless people living in a temporary accommodation block in Southbury are facing an uncertain future after the council suddenly told them to leave.

I flooded in 2012 and spent 10 months in temporary accommodation.

In another part of Newport, William met residents from the Hill Street Development, a small residential block made from shipping containers, now home to residents who were living in temporary accommodation.

Of these, all live in temporary accommodation – organised by social services, the council or themselves – including 24 children.

Persistent beggars will be asked to join support programmes to help them get off the street and will be offered temporary accommodation and mental health support.

Pupils at the 104 schools south of the border will be placed in temporary accommodation amid the presence of Raac.

Rough sleeping is one kind of homelessness, with other situations including someone in temporary accommodation, living in inadequate housing, or staying with family and friends in what is known as sofa-surfing.

The concerns have arisen after the housing regulator said the city council had failed in its legal duties to homeless people before the pandemic by failing to ensure there was enough suitable temporary accommodation.