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YesterdayThe Guardian explainedhow a number of local authorities across the country have refused to share the data about rough sleepers in their local areas over fears it could lead to deportations.

Durham County Council oversaw an application on behalf of the 10 North East authorities for the Rapid Rehousing Pathway fund, which helps rough sleepers, and those at risk of rough sleeping, access the support and settled housing they need to leave the streets for good.

The number of EU rough sleepers in Wolverhampton also rose, from six to 11 between 2016 and 2017.

The strategy, which is due to be presented to full council on March 20, will look at preventing people from becoming homeless and ending rough sleeping.

"The national rough sleeper taskforce published this year a strategy that said that every death of a rough sleeper should be investigated," he said.

Across our area, 41 people were found to be sleeping rough in autumn 2018, up by 21% from 34 in 2017.

We read the number of rough sleepers has risen in Middlesbrough from six last year to 11.

ROUGH sleeping in Coventry has soared again - with three times as many people on the streets as last year.

Chief executive of homeless charity Crisis, Jon Sparkes said: "It's a damning reflection of our society that night after night, so many people are forced to sleep rough on our streets, especially when we know that with the right commitment, rough sleeping could be ended for good.

The West Midlands is to be the first region to provide housing for rough sleepers as part of a flagship government policy.

There are at least 61 people sleeping rough on the streets, and the charity admits there could well be more.

Rough sleeping has "obviously" soared under the Tory government, the Tory Chancellor said today.