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Concern over homeless squatters

May 2, 2024
2:37 pm

Another stakeholder consultation on homelessness is to be convened shortly amid concern over the continuing increase in the number of homeless on the streets who have been creating a number of squatter encampments.

Today President of the Alliance to End Homelessness Kemar Saffrey was meeting with community activist Adrian Donovan at Worthing, Christ Church after Mr. Donovan circulated a video showing the state of the former automotive business that had been taken over by vagrants.

Mr. Saffrey is concerned about the trend.

Mr. Saffrey wants a national effort to address the problem.

President of the Alliance to End Homelessness Kemar Saffrey.

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