Temporary accommodation reimbursement ‘not working’ as spending rises 10-fold since 2011

News08.07.2610.45 AM by Stephen Delahunty

An analysis by the Local Government Association (LGA) has warned the government that its reimbursement of temporary accommodation costs is “not working” as spending between 2011 and 2024 increased 10-fold.

The Local Government Association has warned that how temporary accommodation is subsided is not sustainable (picture: Alamy)

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