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Whitehall to improve homelessness stats

The Government has pledged to continue to work with the UK Statistics Authority to make its homelessness statistics as ‘robust and accessible as possible’.

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By Dan Peters | 20 April 2017

The Government has pledged to continue to work with the UK Statistics Authority to make its homelessness statistics as ‘robust and accessible as possible'.

Data watchdog, the UK Statistics Authority, previously accused the Government of using ‘misleading' homelessness figures.

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