
Tag: homelessness


Opinion: $5m in Reparations for Every Black Adult? I’m Listening
by Maurice Mcleod

Opinion: The Crackdown on Nos Isn’t About Anti-Social Behaviour – It’s About Social Control
by Moya Lothian-McLean

Opinion: I Have Mixed Feelings About South London’s New Tube Stations
by Aydin Dikerdem

Opinion: My Community Helped Me Resist Eviction. Now the Council Wants to Move Me Away
by Nadia Zaman

Report: The Tories’ Furlough Delay Has Led to Thousands of Needless Redundancies
by Francesca Newton

Report: ‘It Scares Me to Think Where We’ll End Up’: The Renters Facing Homelessness Now the Eviction Ban Has Lifted
by Hannah Green

Report: London Councils Paid Private Landlords £15.8m in a Year to Get Them to Rent to Homeless Families
by Nye Jones

Opinion: I Work With People Experiencing Homelessness – for Them, the Crisis Is Worsening by the Day
by Tom Zagoria

Opinion: The Tories Are Pushing People Back on to the Streets Because Rough Sleeping Serves a Political Purpose
by Nye Jones
Last Friday news broke that the government was quietly winding up local authority funding that had been allocated to house rough sleepers in hotels during the pandemic. Nye Jones argues they’ve done this because the suffering of rough sleepers serves as a warning.

‘I’m terrified of going back to the streets’: Coronavirus Shows We Could End Street Homelessness
by Hannah Green

Ordered Home Without a Home: Italy’s Rough Sleepers Suffer Under Quarantine Rules
by Ben Munster

Ash Wednesday: What Do London’s Rough Sleepers Think About the General Election?
What do London’s rough sleepers think of the general election? Ash Sarkar went and asked some of them.

Novara FM: Where Will We Live?

Novara FM: Now We Have Your Attention

Homelessness Activists Occupy Tunnel, After MPs Ask for Gate to Stop Rough Sleepers
by Sophie K Rosa

Rough Sleeping Is at Record Levels, so Why Don’t People Care?
by Nye Jones

Asylum Seeker Evictions Will Cause ‘Crisis on the Streets of Glasgow’, Charities Warn
by Charlotte England and an anonymous case worker
A housing provider has announced it will resume a controversial policy to evict hundreds of asylum seekers in Glasgow, in a move charities say will leave scores of vulnerable people street homeless. Serco, which until recently held the government contract to house asylum seekers in the Scottish city, first announced plans to evict people denied […]