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Leaders hear of 'new model' for temporary and supported accommodation as spending goes over £5m

Teeside Live 1 min read 6 hours ago

Leaders on Stockton Council's cabinet have agreed a new way of organising the accommodation for the homeless, young people and people leaving care
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