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Refugee homelessness in England surged to nearly 19,310 in 2024/25 due to strict housing deadlines and insufficient support, despite a 56-day extension for high-risk cases.
Refugee homelessness in England has surged to nearly 19,310 in 2024/25, a fivefold increase since 2021/22, driven by a 28-day deadline to leave government-provided accommodations, despite a 56-day extension for high-risk cases.
London and the North West, including Manchester and Liverpool, report the highest rates, with Hillingdon seeing a sharp rise.
Charities and experts blame short-term policies, processing delays, and insufficient support, as asylum claims reached 110,000 in the year ending September 2025.
The Home Office spent £2.1 billion on asylum housing in 2024/25, down from £3 billion, while efforts to close hotels and reduce backlogs continue amid calls for long-term reforms.
La falta de vivienda de los refugiados en Inglaterra aumentó a casi 19,310 en 2024/25 debido a los estrictos plazos de alojamiento y el apoyo insuficiente, a pesar de una extensión de 56 días para casos de alto riesgo.