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What the Rough Sleeping Data Framework Shows About Rough Sleeping in England, January to March 2026

The Rough Sleeping Data Framework is management information, not Official Statistics. For March 2026 in England, it shows 7,541 people estimated sleeping rough over the month and 3,461 people estimated sleeping rough on a single night.

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MHCLG published 2026-05-28 · Reporting period: January to March 2026 (2026-Q1); monthly series to March 2026 · Dataset version 7fd68d9b58a6bb5f (SHA-256 prefix 30c386a0cbb6971f) · Last verified 27 August 2026

What this data measures

Over the month

Everyone estimated to have slept rough at any point during the month. It is always larger than a one-night count because different people sleep rough on different nights.

Single night

People estimated sleeping rough on one chosen night in the month. A framework measure — it is not the annual autumn snapshot, and neither measure equals total annual homelessness.

National picture — March 2026

Every figure below is a deterministic calculation from the official MHCLG data file, checked against the published MHCLG narrative. Nothing is estimated or AI-generated.

Over the month

7,541

People seen sleeping rough over the month

Everyone estimated to have slept rough at some point during March 2026 — a month-long count, not one night.

Over the month

-177

Change on March 2025

Year-on-year change in the over-the-month measure, in people.

Over the month

-2.3%

Change on March 2025 (%)

Year-on-year percentage change in the over-the-month measure.

Over the month

-5.5%

Change on December 2025 (%)

Change against the last month of the previous quarter.

How the two measures differ

Over the month · March 20267,541

Single night · March 20263,461

The single-night figure was 45.9% of the over-the-month figure in March 2026 — the two measures answer different questions and must never be interchanged.

Single night

3,461

People seen sleeping rough on a single night

A framework single-night estimate for March 2026 — NOT the annual autumn snapshot.

Single night

+0.7%

Single-night change on March 2025 (%)

Year-on-year percentage change in the framework single-night measure.

Single night

-1.7%

Single-night change on December 2025 (%)

Change against the last month of the previous quarter.

Relationship between the two framework measures

45.9

Single-night figure as a share of the monthly figure (%)

How the one-night count relates to the month-long count within the SAME framework.

Long-term rough sleeping, flows and returns

Over the month

3,045

Sleeping rough long-term

People sleeping rough long-term over the month.

Over the month

+40.4%

Long-term share of the monthly total (%)

Share of the over-the-month total who are sleeping rough long-term.

Over the month

2,139

New to sleeping rough

People seen sleeping rough for the first time during the month.

Over the month

1,233

Moved into accommodation

People who were sleeping rough and moved into accommodation during the month.

Over the month

711

Recently left an institution

People sleeping rough having recently left prison, hospital or care.

Over the month

1,013

Returned to sleeping rough

People seen sleeping rough again after previously moving away from it.

Over the month

292

Returners from settled accommodation

Returners who had moved into settled accommodation within the previous 12 months.

Regional picture (over the month, March 2026)

Bars show the highest recorded values in this dataset — they reflect raw reported counts only and are not a league table of council performance. Suppressed or unavailable values are labelled, never shown as zero.

London

1,778

South East

1,104

North West

932

South West

883

Yorkshire and The Humber

672

East of England

656

West Midlands

614

East Midlands

601

North East

301

Six-month regional trend table (over the month)

People estimated sleeping rough over the month, by region, October 2025 to March 2026
Region	October ’25	November ’25	December ’25	January ’26	February ’26	March ’26
London	2,267	2,443	2,082	2,007	1,827	1,778
North East	311	306	279	249	254	301
North West	1,012	1,068	877	942	899	932
Yorkshire and The Humber	721	741	705	705	619	672
East Midlands	817	728	648	609	556	601
West Midlands	778	694	642	647	573	614
East of England	828	790	666	648	623	656
South East	1,424	1,420	1,256	1,144	1,084	1,104
South West	1,013	1,020	828	820	827	883

Local authority explorer

All 296 English local authorities, with both measures for the latest six months. Read before citing: these are management-information estimates from a monthly survey — completeness varies by authority, figures may be revised, and a higher count is a raw reported value, not a judgement of council effectiveness. Suppressed and unavailable values are labelled explicitly.

296 of 296 authorities · sorted by March 2026 value (over the month) · counts are raw estimates, not a performance ranking.

Local authority rough sleeping framework values (over the month) for the latest six months
Local authority	Region	October ’25	November ’25	December ’25	January ’26	February ’26	March ’26
Westminster	London	509	611	611	501	501	496
Liverpool	North West	148	166	158	188	170	197
Manchester	North West	180	162	131	163	165	152
Sheffield	Yorkshire and The Humber	145	149	175	173	119	150
Bristol, City of	South West	144	166	140	138	125	146
Leeds	Yorkshire and The Humber	155	140	128	129	113	131
Nottingham	East Midlands	136	149	146	128	86	128
Somerset	South West	122	136	115	110	104	124
Birmingham	West Midlands	135	110	106	120	91	115
Stoke-on-Trent	West Midlands	104	134	122	137	124	108
Leicester	East Midlands	125	89	93	97	92	102
Camden	London	150	210	128	106	191	97
Cornwall	South West	114	105	78	92	101	93
Southwark	London	100	87	82	72	78	90
Brighton and Hove	South East	84	102	85	84	75	89
City of London	London	149	125	102	111	103	89
Milton Keynes	South East	90	82	83	88	81	87
Newcastle upon Tyne	North East	83	94	103	81	71	87
Ealing	London	91	144	85	138	67	85
Kingston upon Hull, City of	Yorkshire and The Humber	81	85	76	93	83	83
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	South West	112	93	86	83	82	76
Middlesbrough	North East	77	51	60	55	76	76
Reading	South East	84	78	87	69	56	75
Brent	London	101	89	84	81	64	74
Southampton	South East	63	71	58	48	46	68
Derby	East Midlands	159	106	107	86	90	66
Gloucester	South West	43	52	59	44	54	65
Coventry	West Midlands	86	54	75	53	53	64
Hillingdon	London	91	111	87	92	79	63
York	Yorkshire and The Humber	65	47	38	43	45	62
Greenwich	London	55	55	44	71	43	60
Peterborough	East of England	78	66	37	58	58	59
Lambeth	London	69	87	85	62	64	58
Oxford	South East	79	72	65	48	50	55
Plymouth	South West	73	73	46	56	42	55
Cheshire West and Chester	North West	79	91	62	56	60	54
Luton	East of England	77	51	53	32	37	54
Southend-on-Sea	East of England	94	65	72	69	45	54
Tower Hamlets	London	100	105	84	79	54	54
Hammersmith and Fulham	London	49	56	44	45	42	53
Croydon	London	52	88	76	57	44	52
Newham	London	78	70	73	51	62	51
Portsmouth	South East	67	74	62	52	43	49
Wigan	North West	52	50	43	35	39	49
Hackney	London	47	32	37	41	32	48
Redbridge	London	51	48	44	53	62	47
Wiltshire	South West	64	62	43	43	45	45
Sandwell	West Midlands	52	44	44	44	43	43
Cambridge	East of England	42	54	34	43	37	42
Wirral	North West	28	47	42	45	42	42
Doncaster	Yorkshire and The Humber	37	60	60	49	35	41
West Northamptonshire	East Midlands	60	66	38	37	35	41
Kensington and Chelsea	London	42	36	24	31	32	40
Haringey	London	30	52	47	41	46	39
North Yorkshire	Yorkshire and The Humber	41	44	25	38	36	39
Bradford	Yorkshire and The Humber	42	53	48	36	52	38
Eastbourne	South East	54	57	52	33	27	38
Hastings	South East	54	60	40	36	27	38
Ipswich	East of England	34	29	31	22	28	38
Blackburn with Darwen	North West	33	29	27	31	28	37
North Somerset	South West	27	30	23	25	36	36
Torbay	South West	68	39	46	38	33	36
Exeter	South West	55	63	40	46	44	35
Islington	London	61	56	48	47	35	35
Preston	North West	35	27	33	23	27	35
Stockport	North West	48	52	43	40	43	35
Buckinghamshire	South East	44	38	35	30	30	34
Bury	North West	25	21	17	22	33	34
Canterbury	South East	40	38	36	32	38	34
Lewisham	London	43	45	45	48	25	33
Chelmsford	East of England	20	25	24	35	29	31
Cheltenham	South West	30	27	24	17	28	31
St. Helens	North West	41	49	43	39	32	31
South Tyneside	North East	14	18	17	17	18	30
Thanet	South East	49	56	37	33	35	30
Waltham Forest	London	55	45	16	45	24	30
Bedford	East of England	52	41	24	27	33	29
Hounslow	London	111	71	68	81	26	29
Bolton	North West	29	27	15	16	14	28
Crawley	South East	32	37	19	24	24	28
Great Yarmouth	East of England	32	28	23	24	23	28
Lincoln	East Midlands	44	27	20	24	27	28
Wolverhampton	West Midlands	61	46	41	26	20	28
Blackpool	North West	31	31	18	60	29	27
Wandsworth	London	21	29	23	20	20	27
Worthing	South East	35	25	31	35	27	27
Colchester	East of England	27	24	16	20	26	26
Mansfield	East Midlands	52	36	33	40	23	26
North Northamptonshire	East Midlands	29	37	36	23	27	26
Norwich	East of England	16	17	24	23	24	26
Wakefield	Yorkshire and The Humber	31	44	26	34	14	26
Boston	East Midlands	18	22	25	17	21	25
Solihull	West Midlands	32	29	27	16	21	25
Walsall	West Midlands	30	24	23	19	24	25
Dorset	South West	24	27	24	17	22	24
Breckland	East of England	20	23	24	22	24	23
Bromley	London	15	17	17	20	15	23
County Durham	North East	25	30	18	19	20	23
Enfield	London	35	27	22	17	25	23
Westmorland and Furness	North West	15	17	13	11	21	23
Worcester	West Midlands	26	23	23	25	21	23
Chesterfield	East Midlands	10	26	20	22	14	22
Kirklees	Yorkshire and The Humber	37	29	28	20	33	22
Windsor and Maidenhead	South East	25	28	11	11	9	22
Barnsley	Yorkshire and The Humber	18	25	16	12	20	21
Telford and Wrekin	West Midlands	24	27	16	26	18	21
Herefordshire, County of	West Midlands	21	10	14	19	21	20
Medway	South East	39	39	36	24	22	20
Barnet	London	32	29	21	20	18	19
Basingstoke and Deane	South East	16	14	11	11	28	19
Isle of Wight	South East	22	14	19	15	18	19
Stockton-on-Tees	North East	15	21	8	12	10	19
Swindon	South West	22	22	22	21	17	19
Bath and North East Somerset	South West	29	30	17	20	18	18
Burnley	North West	20	17	12	12	10	18
Charnwood	East Midlands	36	32	14	21	17	18
Cherwell	South East	29	29	22	32	23	18
Cheshire East	North West	23	30	28	29	21	18
Warrington	North West	17	15	17	15	9	18
Fenland	East of England	28	22	20	20	7	17
Gravesham	South East	22	14	15	19	20	17
North East Lincolnshire	Yorkshire and The Humber	9	11	22	19	23	17
Nuneaton and Bedworth	West Midlands	22	24	22	16	17	17
Rugby	West Midlands	21	15	14	15	14	17
Salford	North West	20	48	29	28	19	17
Shropshire	West Midlands	16	17	18	22	12	17
Arun	South East	27	26	25	23	20	16
Bassetlaw	East Midlands	11	17	13	10	14	16
East Suffolk	East of England	44	34	25	20	23	16
Folkestone and Hythe	South East	24	26	27	23	22	16
Gateshead	North East	29	21	25	12	11	16
Sefton	North West	11	11	7	10	14	16
Slough	South East	28	34	33	21	18	16
Torridge	South West	18	15	10	9	10	16
Warwick	West Midlands	25	17	17	19	17	16
Ashfield	East Midlands	20	15	8	7	21	15
East Lindsey	East Midlands	20	14	11	16	14	15
North Lincolnshire	Yorkshire and The Humber	9	10	15	15	15	15
Thurrock	East of England	21	14	18	14	14	15
Watford	East of England	16	13	8	13	17	15
Babergh	East of England	5	10	8	6	8	14
Halton	North West	12	11	14	10	13	14
Harlow	East of England	13	16	19	12	17	14
Horsham	South East	18	21	16	15	14	14
Lewes	South East	14	20	10	11	14	14
North Devon	South West	15	11	9	7	11	14
Sunderland	North East	21	19	14	13	8	14
Trafford	North West	20	17	19	16	20	14
Barking and Dagenham	London	22	22	17	17	20	13
Central Bedfordshire	East of England	16	23	20	14	15	13
Guildford	South East	23	20	13	17	21	13
Tameside	North West	24	28	10	18	15	13
West Berkshire	South East	15	15	7	11	12	13
East Devon	South West	18	13	11	12	13	12
Huntingdonshire	East of England	14	23	15	17	15	12
Richmond upon Thames	London	15	19	10	10	7	12
St Albans	East of England	14	13	12	14	12	12
Stratford-on-Avon	West Midlands	20	15	7	7	8	12
Swale	South East	35	24	18	19	14	12
Tendring	East of England	14	16	19	16	12	12
West Suffolk	East of England	11	21	9	10	11	12
East Riding of Yorkshire	Yorkshire and The Humber	20	12	17	17	15	11
Elmbridge	South East	15	15	30	18	15	11
Rother	South East	20	23	17	14	14	11
Rotherham	Yorkshire and The Humber	24	23	23	25	11	11
Stevenage	East of England	15	22	16	11	7	11
Bexley	London	19	12	11	8	12	10
Darlington	North East	9	10	10	16	9	10
Eastleigh	South East	7	9	10	9	11	10
Newark and Sherwood	East Midlands	10	11	6	7	8	10
South Oxfordshire	South East	8	9	9	8	8	10
Welwyn Hatfield	East of England	17	17	7	11	8	10
Basildon	East of England	23	27	29	19	19	9
Kingston upon Thames	London	28	24	10	9	5	9
Newcastle-under-Lyme	West Midlands	17	28	16	27	15	9
Northumberland	North East	22	17	5	5	5	9
Oldham	North West	20	20	24	23	17	9
Rochdale	North West	23	24	10	11	9	9
Rushcliffe	East Midlands	12	11	10	6	4	9
South Hams	South West	9	11	12	10	11	9
Ashford	South East	9	10	10	13	20	8
Bracknell Forest	South East	12	7	8	10	10	8
Dartford	South East	14	14	13	14	15	8
Knowsley	North West	16	18	11	7	10	8
Lancaster	North West	19	19	14	4	8	8
New Forest	South East	3	6	8	13	7	8
North Norfolk	East of England	6	8	5	11	6	8
North Tyneside	North East	7	7	5	6	10	8
North West Leicestershire	East Midlands	3	6	6	4	2	8
Reigate and Banstead	South East	9	15	8	8	12	8
Sevenoaks	South East	14	11	12	7	8	8
South Holland	East Midlands	15	12	14	12	15	8
Surrey Heath	South East	6	10	9	6	10	8
Wealden	South East	10	16	13	8	6	8
Woking	South East	11	6	9	10	15	8
Wychavon	West Midlands	10	11	9	9	7	8
Braintree	East of England	11	11	6	9	7	7
Chichester	South East	10	9	9	13	8	7
Fareham	South East	7	5	5	9	10	7
Hartlepool	North East	6	7	13	8	7	7
Malvern Hills	West Midlands	6	5	4	3	3	7
Merton	London	15	18	9	9	9	7
Mid Sussex	South East	10	6	9	6	9	7
North Hertfordshire	East of England	3	2	3	3	2	7
Rushmoor	South East	11	4	9	12	8	7
South Gloucestershire	South West	7	6	2	9	5	7
Tandridge	South East	8	6	4	6	6	7
Vale of White Horse	South East	8	8	11	3	6	7
West Devon	South West	3	8	5	3	11	7
Broxtowe	East Midlands	0	1	1	5	8	6
Dover	South East	12	11	10	10	10	6
Redditch	West Midlands	11	11	10	9	9	6
South Cambridgeshire	East of England	12	11	12	13	9	6
Winchester	South East	27	15	19	9	16	6
Wokingham	South East	12	14	13	9	6	6
Amber Valley	East Midlands	6	8	7	9	3	5
Broadland	East of England	1	2	3	0	1	5
Calderdale	Yorkshire and The Humber	7	9	8	2	5	5
Dacorum	East of England	3	8	8	8	6	5
Dudley	West Midlands	9	7	9	6	5	5
Fylde	North West	5	7	5	6	4	5
Havant	South East	6	5	4	3	5	5
Havering	London	16	5	10	7	10	5
Hinckley and Bosworth	East Midlands	7	4	4	5	6	5
Lichfield	West Midlands	9	8	4	4	2	5
Maidstone	South East	7	9	9	12	0	5
South Kesteven	East Midlands	10	8	12	8	7	5
Test Valley	South East	5	7	7	6	4	5
Waverley	South East	7	10	7	5	5	5
Wyre	North West	9	7	7	5	5	5
Wyre Forest	West Midlands	9	7	5	5	5	5
Adur	South East	4	5	2	5	1	4
Cumberland	North West	8	6	5	5	5	4
East Hertfordshire	East of England	5	10	7	2	10	4
East Staffordshire	West Midlands	8	8	3	5	5	4
Gedling	East Midlands	5	2	1	1	1	4
Harrow	London	9	10	10	10	10	4
Hyndburn	North West	3	4	9	4	5	4
Mid Suffolk	East of England	8	8	7	5	6	4
Spelthorne	South East	4	4	3	3	2	4
Stafford	West Midlands	7	5	6	7	7	4
Stroud	South West	3	7	4	4	2	4
Teignbridge	South West	8	12	5	5	6	4
Tewkesbury	South West	1	5	4	6	3	4
Tonbridge and Malling	South East	4	9	4	5	5	4
Tunbridge Wells	South East	5	5	2	7	3	4
Cannock Chase	West Midlands	6	2	1	1	2	3
Castle Point	East of England	2	6	3	3	4	3
East Hampshire	South East	4	2	6	4	4	3
Epsom and Ewell	South East	6	0	4	1	2	3
Mid Devon	South West	2	5	3	5	3	3
Ribble Valley	North West	3	3	1	3	3	3
Runnymede	South East	4	7	3	6	4	3
Staffordshire Moorlands	West Midlands	4	5	1	1	1	3
Sutton	London	6	8	8	7	2	3
Tamworth	West Midlands	3	3	3	4	4	3
Uttlesford	East of England	0	1	1	1	3	3
West Lindsey	East Midlands	5	2	1	0	7	3
Epping Forest	East of England	4	3	4	3	5	2
Harborough	East Midlands	5	2	3	3	1	2
High Peak	East Midlands	6	7	6	1	2	2
Oadby and Wigston	East Midlands	0	2	0	0	1	2
Pendle	North West	6	6	4	1	3	2
Redcar and Cleveland	North East	3	11	1	5	9	2
South Norfolk	East of England	7	4	3	3	3	2
Three Rivers	East of England	3	3	3	3	1	2
West Lancashire	North West	4	4	2	0	2	2
West Oxfordshire	South East	5	3	0	2	2	2
Blaby	East Midlands	1	1	2	3	2	1
Bolsover	East Midlands	2	2	1	2	1	1
Brentwood	East of England	4	4	4	5	2	1
Bromsgrove	West Midlands	4	5	2	2	4	1
Broxbourne	East of England	4	3	0	0	1	1
East Cambridgeshire	East of England	1	4	1	1	1	1
Erewash	East Midlands	3	3	2	3	1	1
Gosport	South East	5	5	2	3	2	1
Hertsmere	East of England	3	2	4	3	3	1
King's Lynn and West Norfolk	East of England	5	3	3	2	3	1
Mole Valley	South East	3	6	5	3	1	1
Rochford	East of England	0	0	0	0	0	1
Rutland	East Midlands	0	0	1	1	1	1
South Ribble	North West	2	2	1	1	1	1
Chorley	North West	3	2	1	3	2	0
Cotswold	South West	1	1	0	0	1	0
Derbyshire Dales	East Midlands	2	2	1	4	2	0
Forest of Dean	South West	1	1	0	0	0	0
Hart	South East	0	0	0	0	0	0
Isles of Scilly	South West	0	0	0	0	0	0
Maldon	East of England	3	3	2	1	1	0
Melton	East Midlands	0	1	0	0	0	0
North East Derbyshire	East Midlands	4	3	3	6	2	0
North Kesteven	East Midlands	0	2	2	1	1	0
North Warwickshire	West Midlands	0	0	0	0	0	0
Rossendale	North West	0	0	2	2	1	0
South Derbyshire	East Midlands	1	2	1	0	0	0
South Staffordshire	West Midlands	0	0	0	0	0	0

Analysis

This briefing uses MHCLG Rough Sleeping Data Framework figures for England in March 2026. It distinguishes between the over-the-month measure and the single-night measure, which are separate framework measures and must not be conflated.

- 7,541 people were estimated sleeping rough over the month in March 2026. - That was 177 fewer than in March 2025, a fall of 2.3%. - It was 5.5% lower than December 2025. - 3,461 people were estimated sleeping rough on a single night in March 2026. - That was 0.7% higher than in March 2025. - It was 1.7% lower than in December 2025. - The single-night figure of 3,461 is 45.9% of the over-the-month figure of 7,541. - 3,045 people were recorded as sleeping rough long-term over the month in March 2026. - That is 40.4% of the over-the-month total. - 2,139 people were new to sleeping rough over the month in March 2026. - 1,233 people moved into accommodation over the month. - 711 people were sleeping rough after recently leaving an institution. - 1,013 people were returning to sleeping rough over the month. - 292 of those returners had previously moved into settled accommodation in the preceding 12 months.

The Rough Sleeping Data Framework is management information from a monthly local authority survey, not Official Statistics. The over-the-month measure is not a single-night count, and the single-night measure is not the annual autumn snapshot. These figures should not be combined with the annual autumn snapshot or temporary accommodation statistics without an explicitly defined and compatible methodology.

Jigsaw Homelessness Intelligence analysis of MHCLG, Rough Sleeping Data Framework, January to March 2026. Underlying government data used under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

For journalists, councils and housing teams: explore the regional and local-authority data, download the underlying analysis and use the citation tools available through Jigsaw Homelessness Intelligence.

Annual snapshot vs Rough Sleeping Data Framework

Annual Snapshot

A single-night estimate taken once each autumn, published as Official Statistics. Read our autumn 2025 snapshot analysis.

Rough Sleeping Data Framework (this page)

More frequent management information with monthly over-the-month and single-night measures. Collected differently, for a different purpose.

These are separate dataset families. They are not interchangeable, must never be added or differenced against each other, and neither includes temporary accommodation, which is a third, entirely separate dataset.

Methodology & limitations

The framework is compiled from a monthly survey of local authorities in England; it is classified as management information, not Official Statistics.
Management information collected via a monthly survey of local authorities — NOT Official Statistics.
Figures are estimates; data quality and completeness vary by authority and month, and figures may be revised in later releases (see MHCLG revisions policy).
'Over the month' counts are NOT single-night counts — the two measures answer different questions and must not be interchanged.
The framework's monthly single-night measure is NOT automatically interchangeable with the annual autumn snapshot, which uses a different collection and purpose.
Neither measure equals total annual homelessness, and neither should be conflated with temporary accommodation statistics (a separate dataset).
Percentage changes are computed deterministically to 1 decimal place; MHCLG's narrative rounds to whole percentages.
Figures may be revised in subsequent quarterly releases per the MHCLG technical notes.
Suppressed, unavailable and not-applicable values are preserved exactly as published — we never infer, impute or zero-fill them.
Full technical detail: MHCLG technical notes.

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What the Rough Sleeping Data Framework Shows About Rough Sleeping in England, January to March 2026

What this data measures

National picture — March 2026

How the two measures differ

Long-term rough sleeping, flows and returns

Regional picture (over the month, March 2026)

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Analysis

Annual snapshot vs Rough Sleeping Data Framework

Methodology & limitations

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