Oxford awarded extra beds for the homeless in winter
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The council was criticised last year after attaching fines to the belongings of rough sleepers
Another 64 beds will be provided for rough sleepers in Oxfordshire - bringing the total to 292 - after Oxford City Council was awarded £500,000.
A "hub" will also be created, offering services such as housing advice.
Councillor Linda Smith said the funding would "make a real difference" in tackling rough sleeping this winter.
The extra funding comes from central government and is targeted at councils with high levels of rough sleeping.
- Published6 February 2018
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