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Housing · 10 November 2025

New Study Finds England’s Homelessness Crisis Far Worse Than Reported

New Study Finds England’s Homelessness Crisis Far Worse Than Reported

Homelessness in England is significantly higher than government figures indicate, according to new research by the charity Crisis. The study estimates that thousands more people are without stable housing than official counts suggest, warning that hidden homelessness—such as sofa surfing or temporary accommodation—remains underreported. The government announced nearly £1 billion in homelessness funding and confirmed plans for a new strategy to tackle the crisis, with officials stating the need to ensure everyone has a safe place to call home.

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