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A LEADING York councillor has called for a ‘full independent inquiry’ into the way City of York Council abruptly ended funding for the Salvation Army’s rough sleepers’ early intervention programme last year.

It comes after an internal audit report into the circumstances surrounding the ending of the £95,000-a-year contract was apparently pulled at the last minute.

The Press understands that the report – which was to have been presented at a meeting of the council’s audit and governance committee on Wednesday – was withdrawn because there are concerns about whether it provides a ‘comprehensive enough picture of events’.

 

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