No to helping the homeless
April 20, 2010 at 11:20 pm | Posted in London | Comments OffTags: Dogma driven, hammersmith, homeless, Saying one thing
Grant Shapps, David Cameron’s Housing Shadow says:
“How we combat homelessness is a mark of a civilised society.”
On the other hand, Tory Hammersmith & Fulham closed homeless hostels and Cllr Greg Smith, its Cabinet Member for Crime and Anti-Social Behaviour, told the press that the homeless are a “law and order issue” and banned Crisis from running a Christmas night shelter.
For more on homelessness in Hammersmith and Fulham, read Stephen Cowan here.
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