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Homeless women are less visible, says report - Vimarsana News

Homeless women are less visible, says report

Agencies involved with homelessness say findings are ‘deeply upsetting’

"If the thing you need doesn't exist, you should make it happen." Adam Hemmings writes about MoH, The Outside Project and a Comedy Fundraiser. - Vimarsana News

"If the thing you need doesn't exist, you should make it happen." Adam Hemmings writes about MoH, The Outside Project and a Comedy Fundraiser.

Adam Hemmings writes about the work of Museum of Homelessness, The Outside Project and the Comedy Fundraiser by Quantum Leopard

Met Police issues grovelling apology to homeless man, 70, whose tent was thrown into a bin lorry: Pensioner speaks of 'inhumane' treatment after he was arrested and saw his few belongings destroyed as Sir Mark Rowley admits force acted 'unlawfully' - Vimarsana News

Met Police issues grovelling apology to homeless man, 70, whose tent was thrown into a bin lorry: Pensioner speaks of 'inhumane' treatment after he was arrested and saw his few belongings destroyed as Sir Mark Rowley admits force acted 'unlawfully'

Anthony Sinclair was among those whose personal belongings, including a mattress and toiletries, were removed from outside a north London hospital by Veolia council contractors.

Met admits it was wrong to arrest and detain homeless pensioner - Vimarsana News

Met admits it was wrong to arrest and detain homeless pensioner

Anthony Sinclair says decision to remove him from tent where he lived for eight months in London was ‘inhumane’

Met Police apologises after homeless people's tents destroyed - Vimarsana News

Met Police apologises after homeless people's tents destroyed

Met Police commissioner Mark Rowley has apologised to homeless man Anthony Sinclair after he was arrested and his tent was destroyed.