Andy Burnham has made ending rough sleeping his first policy pledge as prime minister.
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Andy Burnham has made ending rough sleeping his first policy pledge as prime minister.
The government will provide an additional £340m to support at least 3,000 people across England. It’s something he championed while Mayor of Greater of Manchester.
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