Millions spent on housing the homeless in County Durham - as council uses B&Bs
Millions were spent on temporary housing for the homeless in County Durham in the year to March.
Local Democracy Reporter (County Durham and Darlington)
Bill is the Local Democracy Reporter for County Durham and Darlington. He reports on the latest political news, council meetings, social issues, investigations and data-driven stories. Got a story? Get in touch below.
Bill is the Local Democracy Reporter for County Durham and Darlington. He reports on the latest political news, council meetings, social issues, investigations and data-driven stories. Got a story? Get in touch below.
Millions were spent on temporary housing for the homeless in County Durham in the year to March.
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