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The figures have also revealed that 24 clients had been rehoused through a new council scheme, which offers a cash incentive of PS1,900, in addition to an extra PS400 for every bedroom freed up, to persuade people to move to a smaller property.

We've had delays to the public inquiry, thousands still living in perilous conditions and 17 families remain in temporary accommodation - making a mockery of Theresa May's initial promise that they'd all be rehoused within three weeks.

Alexander McCracken, 39, was released just before Christmas and rehoused in a one-bedroom flat in Ayr.

SALFORD town hall is set to bring forward the clearance and demolition of the High Street estate in Pendleton after residents were rehoused faster than expected - leaving the largely-empty estate vulnerable to vandals.

The Arc, which operates from a four-bedroom house in Gadsby Avenue, Ashmore Park, has been open for five years and during that time has rehoused more than 1,000 rescued cats.

Most residents were rehoused while the problem is fixed by the National House Building Council (NHBC).

I won't go back until the woman is removed or I am rehoused elsewhere."

Flintshire Council, which provides social housing accommodation in the tower block, said tenants were temporarily relocated to Castle Heights Community Centre after the power supply was shut off, and three people had to be rehoused overnight.

Survivors of theGrenfell Tower firehave called for Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC) to be placed into special measures after the Government admitted it is unlikely everyone will be rehoused within a year of the fire.

The Government has now announced that survivors will permanently be rehoused in a Au2bn luxury apartment block in Kensington.

After announcing a EeAu5 million support package, Theresa May told Sky News: "We are committed to ensuring that people are rehoused as far as possible within the borough, or in neighbouring boroughs.