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Operation of the Homeless Persons legislation in Scotland: national and local authority analyses 2006-07

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Table 14 Households assessed as homeless/in priority need by local authority: 2006-07

All

Homeless

Priority homeless

Number

% of all households

Number

% of households assessed as homeless

Scotland

55,831

40,638

73

31,219

77

Aberdeen City

2,195

1,433

65

944

66

Aberdeenshire

1,541

1,017

66

715

70

Angus

1,302

898

69

684

76

Argyll & Bute

930

594

64

441

74

Clackmannanshire

1,081

695

64

569

82

Dumfries & Galloway

1,510

1,056

70

856

81

Dundee City

1,856

1,108

60

900

81

East Ayrshire

1,095

807

74

560

69

East Dunbartonshire

640

449

70

325

72

East Lothian

1,023

665

65

413

62

East Renfrewshire

364

282

77

199

71

Edinburgh, City of

5,253

4,962

94

4,023

81

Eilean Siar

272

159

58

104

65

Falkirk

1,853

1,371

74

988

72

Fife

4,109

2,659

65

1,745

66

Glasgow City

9,482

8,021

85

6,813

85

Highland

2,131

1,560

73

1,111

71

Inverclyde

694

486

70

337

69

Midlothian

602

575

96

484

84

Moray

795

562

71

301

54

North Ayrshire

1,453

1,085

75

876

81

North Lanarkshire

3,651

2,753

75

2,106

76

Orkney

182

121

66

84

69

Perth & Kinross

977

655

67

449

69

Renfrewshire

1,543

747

48

644

86

Scottish Borders, The

885

567

64

379

67

Shetland

216

129

60

89

69

South Ayrshire

656

388

59

291

75

South Lanarkshire

2,287

1,811

79

1,317

73

Stirling

1,055

485

46

326

67

West Dunbartonshire

2,226

1,112

50

1,001

90

West Lothian

1,972

1,426

72

1,145

80

Notes: Percentages are based on all households assessed in period, including lost contact/withdrawal/resolved. For this analysis, the category of 'homeless' includes potentially homeless.

In the case of repeat applications, the most recent assessment was selected. There is therefore no double counting within household.

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