Hundreds to brave Sleep Out highlighting ‘scandal’ of rise in homelessness in London
More than 350 people are expected brave the elements tomorrow and join Sleep Out in the Square, homelessness charity Glass
Fundraisers set for icy dip at Tooting Bec Lido in support of charity
Up to 100 swimmers will brave freezing cold waters in south London tomorrow to raise money for the homeless charity
Can new legislation really end homelessness for good?
Twenty years after Cardboard City, will the new Homeless Reduction Act bring about the end of rough sleeping? In February
London’s largest emergency night shelter prepares for winter
In 1996 a group of people living in Kensington and Chelsea decided to help people sleeping rough in shop doorways
Wandsworth residents express anger at Prime Minister’s response to homelessness question at PMQs
Outraged Wandsworth residents took to Twitter yesterday after the Prime Minister disputed the definition of homelessness in Westminster. During Prime
Charity art exhibition helps disadvantaged young people thrive
A formerly homeless Surbiton woman who turned her fortunes around is now starring in a charity photography exhibition which opened
Croydon volunteer nominated for award in recognition of charity work
A volunteer from south west London has been shortlisted for a civic prize after almost 20 years of charity work
Minister for Housing seeks re-election in Croydon Central as homelessness looms large in campaign
Homelessness is looming large as an election issue in Croydon Central as figures reveal that Croydon has the second highest
MP hopes homelessness bill will make ‘huge difference’ in tackling a growing problem
Tom Brake believes a bill passed in parliament today will help reduce the number of homeless people across London. The
‘A scar on London’s streets’: Croydon hard hit as homeless households in the capital soar by 92% in five years
Croydon is now ranked as the worst south west London borough for rough sleepers as London homeless households increase by 92% since 2010, revealed a government
‘People thought we were a restaurant!’ Brixton Soup Kitchen braves the elements to feed London’s homeless
It must have been a strange sight, 16 men and women, laden with food and bags of warm clothes, asking