Freedom of information response
Temporary Accommodation
How many tenants have been placed in temporary accommodation since 2019? Please break down per year until the most recent date.
How much money, per year since 2019, has the council spent on the provision of temporary accommodation?
Please break down per year until the most recent date.
How many years has the current longest housed tenant spent in temporary accommodation?
How many tenants have been placed in temporary accommodation since 2019? Please break down per year until the most recent date.
2019/20 – 605
2020/21 – 508
2021/22 – 373
2022/23 – 441
Please note these TA placements exclude rough sleepers and COVID-19 placements which were completed outside of standard housing duties.
How much money, per year since 2019, has the council spent on the provision of temporary accommodation?
|
Year |
Temporary Accommodation costs (Gross) |
|
£ |
|
|
2019-20 |
1,938,292 |
|
2020-21 |
2,998,656 |
|
2021-22 |
2,552,719 |
Please note that these include the placements outside of standard housing duties as we are unable to separate these costs. The figure for 2022/23 is not yet finalised.
Please break down per year until the most recent date.
How many years has the current longest housed tenant spent in temporary accommodation?
4.5 years
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