The line graph compares people in England, London and other parts of England who have a problem of homeless from 2010 to 2016.
It is clear that the proportion of rough sleepers increased in each category over the period shown. Overall, a much larger the number of londoners and english people had access to the tramp in comparison with other proportions of England, and England experienced the fastest growth in the number of displaced persons.
In 2010, the proportion of destitutes in England was about 1550. The figures for London and rest of England were lower, at about 1450 and 495 respectively. In 2013, homeless individuals in both England and London rose about 2500 and 2000 correspondingly, while the figure for elsewhere in England nearly did not change and it reached just rougly 505.
By 2016 the numbers of in securely housed was the highest in England. Almost 4400 of english residents were homeless, compared to about 3200 of londoners and only 1000 of differen areas of England people.
