Local authority homelessness workers across the country are struggling against a rising tide of people without stable housing. At the last official count, 83,700 households were in temporary accommodation in England, while thousands sleep rough on the streets. Research indicates that a disproportionately high number of these people could be autistic. In this episode of The Housing Podcast, we speak to Westminster City Council and a clinical psychologist about the link between autism and homelessness, and how it is changing their approach.