Fifty years on, could we see another Centre Point-style housing protest?
In January 1974, campaigners took over a large vacant tower block in central London to protest against the housing crisis. We hear from those who were there
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In January 1974, campaigners took over a large vacant tower block in central London to protest against the housing crisis. We hear from those who were there
Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says the force acted unlawfully by issuing a dispersal order.
It has been predicted that the Labour Party are expected to win the High Wycombe seat from the Conservatives at this year’s General Election.
Human Rights charity Liberty threatened legal action against the force on behalf of one person in the group whose tent and belongings were destroyed.
The Met Police has apologised for the crackdown which saw homeless tents thrown into bin trucks, as Sir Mark Rowley admitted the force acted 'unlawfully'.