Latest: Minister says there are 'signs of progress' for homelessness crisis

Latest: The Housing Minister has said any one family in emergency accommodation is a family too many.

Latest: Minister says there are 'signs of progress' for homelessness crisis
Fri, 29 Sep, 2017 - 11:06

Update 3.46pm: The Housing Minister has said any one family in emergency accommodation is a family too many.

It comes as new figures show that for the first time the number of homeless children is over 3,000.

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