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West Yorkshire Mayor Pledges Nearly £4m for Rough Sleepers in Bradford and Leeds

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West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin pledged nearly £4 million to assist people sleeping rough across West Yorkshire. Leeds and Bradford councils are expected to receive the largest portions of this funding. Bradford Council is specifically set to receive £688,194, which is aimed at providing accommodation and targeted support for people with complex needs.

From bbc.co.uk

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The funding allocation directly supports social services and accommodation provision in both cities. This transfer of funds from the West Yorkshire Combined Authority to the local councils affects their operational budgets for social services.

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  • West Yorkshire Combined AuthorityPledged the funding for rough sleepers across the county.
  • BradfordIs set to receive £688,194 aimed at providing accommodation and support.
  • LeedsIs expected to receive one of the largest allocations of the pledged funds.

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