Glasgow could see an increase in rough sleepers due to a shortfall of temporary accommodation.
The city's homelessness services are experiencing "unprecedented pressures" with the people who administer the services warning of a £16 million shortfall and that they will breach statutory duties to provide temporary accommodation.
According to the Health and Social Care Partnership in a report to Glasgow's joint integration board, there is a shortfall of around 1,600 properties with the level of demand for B&B accommodation continuing to increase.
