BY ANDREW MOODY The first time I was homeless, I openly slept in parks in East London, dehydrated and exhausted from sleep deprivation. The second time I was homeless, that wasn’t an option: I’d have been murdered. Once you’ve been homeless enough times, you have to be streetwise, or else you’re dead. Luckily for me… Read More Down & Out in London
BY THE CHAIRMAN In Part 1, I explained that the wrong people were at the cutting edge of dealing with the Homelessness problem in Britain. That we should seek to eradicate the problem and not exacerbate it. I promised solutions. So here they are (all based on the gentle enforcement by the authorities of rough-sleeping… Read More Eradicating Homelessness Continued
BY THE CHAIRMAN For a myriad of reasons, the miserable issue of Homelessness means a great deal to me. I have spent many hours facing up to this problem in town and countryside. Let’s cut to the chase: Homelessness is not a problem which Rich Britain should ever have to face. I have volunteered in… Read More Eradicating UK Homelessness
