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Two Saints clients enjoy special day at Thruxton - Vimarsana News

Two Saints clients enjoy special day at Thruxton

A small group of clients of homeless charity Two Saints were treated to a rare change in their day to day struggles with an exciting day out…

Isle of Wight residents say no to homeless halfway house | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight residents say no to homeless halfway house | Isle of Wight County Press

Shanklin residents say two HMOs on their road is enough

Plans for homeless support house not welcomed by some Shanklin locals and businesses - Vimarsana News

Plans for homeless support house not welcomed by some Shanklin locals and businesses

Two Saints’ regional director said "hand on heart, the HMO’s residents would not cause chaos", but local residents and businesses say the location is inappropriate

Homeless shelter on Culver Road to be a 'big test' for new councillors - Vimarsana News

Homeless shelter on Culver Road to be a 'big test' for new councillors

CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a homeless shelter in the middle of a quiet residential area will be a test for three new councillors, it has been warned. The ward of Brookvale & Kings Furlong elected three new public representatives after the town went to the polls last week - Conservatives Arun Mummalaneni and Sam Jeans and Labour’s Michael Howard-Sorrell. The trio replace long-standing councillors Jack Cousens and Mike Westbrook, both formerly of Labour, who quit the party in 2019 before forming the Basingstoke & Deane Independents Group. Residents previously expressed their concern...

Homeless outreach visits planned at river - Vimarsana News

Homeless outreach visits planned at river

THE city council has offered to carry out additional outreach visits to people potentially living in wrecked boats on a Southampton river - as they are set to be removed. The boats have been seen in the River Itchen around Northam bridge “for years” and are set to be removed following a push from residents and local councillors last week. In discussions leading up the agreement of Associated British Ports (ABP) to remove the vessels, it was suggested that homeless people may live on the boats. Conservative Councillor for Bitterne Park Rob Harwood said “people living on [the boat...