Tiny homes for 'leafy' region's rough sleepers held up by planning rules
A charity in the NSW Southern Highlands says red tape is holding back its plan to help alleviate homelessness by building tiny homes on privately-owned rural land.
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A charity in the NSW Southern Highlands says red tape is holding back its plan to help alleviate homelessness by building tiny homes on privately-owned rural land.
<p>As Andy Burnham hosts a rough sleeper summit, frustration mounts over ‘ridiculous bureaucracy’ and lack of hostel places</p><p>Martin Fletcher had been homeless for more than 20 years after being made redundant before he finally got accommodation in Sunderland in 2024.</p><p>What was the one thing that finally ended his rough sleeping and sofa surfing? “M
Burnham made ending rough sleeping his first pledge when entering Downing Street in July.
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