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Plans for a £5.5m centre for homeless people in Northampton are going before councillors next week. The purpose-built centre in Maple Street will include 49 flats, emergency accommodation, education and training facilities and a day centre. It will also include a community cafe, sports facilities and even dog kennels. The scheme is being spearheaded by the Midland Heart Housing Association and Northampton Borough Council and will be supported by a £1.4m government grant. The plans are being recommended for approval by the council's cabinet on Wednesday. Services for homeless people, including the Hope Centre - provides services for children and young people with a wide range of special education needs - and the YMCA will also be relocated to the new centre. The construction of the new centre would see the existing facilities for homeless people in Maple Street demolished.
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