The number of children living in temporary accommodation in England has reached a record level, marking the 18th consecutive quarterly high.
The latest increase means the measure has continued to set new records across successive quarterly reporting periods. The children counted are those living in temporary accommodation in England, according to the supplied information.
The repeated rise is significant because it indicates that the latest record is part of a sustained pattern rather than a single quarterly increase. With 18 quarterly highs in a row, the figure has continued to climb over an extended period.
No further details were provided in the supplied material on the total number of children affected, regional differences, the types of temporary accommodation involved, or any official response.
The latest known position is that the count has reached a new record high in England, with the run of quarterly increases continuing.
