Black-led households highly overrepresented in temporary housing, MP-led inquiry hears
Black-led households are over 12 times more likely to be in temporary accommodation (TA) than their white counterparts, with structural racism believed to be a factor in longer stays, a senior researcher at Shelter has told MPs.
Martha Schofield, senior researcher at Shelter, speaks in the House of Commons (picture: Parliament Live)
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