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Fears of tent cities as rough sleeping is decriminalised
Tent cities could pop up across the UK as rough sleeping is decriminalised, critics of the policy say.
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telegraph.co.uk
Rayner: Rough sleeping will no longer be a crime
Deputy Prime Minister to scrap 200-year-old law, with fears more people could camp on streets
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Brace for a new era of tent cities
Government set to decriminalise rough sleeping
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dailymail.co.uk
Fears of rise in tent cities as rough sleeping is decriminalised
The number of rough sleepers has risen dramatically since 2010, from 1,768 people thought to be sleeping rough on an average night in England to 4,667 last year.
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Why Starmer’s homelessness reform could see Britain overrun by rough sleepers
Critics fear scrapping the Vagrancy Act will lead to a proliferation of ‘tent cities’ similar to that in American cities like San Francisco
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Fears of tent cities as rough sleeping is decriminalised
Tent cities could pop up across the UK as rough sleeping is decriminalised, critics of the policy say.