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Vulnerable people are being shipped from London to parts of the North East and 'dumped' with no support and without council knowledge.
The North East is in the grip of a housing crisis with 75,000 families stuck for months waiting for social housing.
London Councils say that they know the scale of London 's homelessness crisis is impacting communities outside of the capital.
Durham County Council’s head of planning and housing, Michael Kelleher , said: “We are concerned that some London councils are discharging their housing duty by offering their residents private tenancies in other parts of the country.
There is a real danger that they will simply fall through the cracks, he said.
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