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Cardboard Citizens do Timon
20 May 2009
Homeless theatre company tackles Shakespeare and a tour
Street count figures
20 May 2009
September numbers for Westminster
News
Dome Village closure
20 May 2009
Residents forced back onto the streets after massive rent hike
Ethnic trends in homeless
20 May 2009
Homeless people from ethnic minorities more likely to slip through the net
Flat share
20 May 2009
Tory leader suggests homeless ‘au pairs‘ for elderly households
LA hospital dumps homeless
20 May 2009
Los Angeles police investigating whether patients were falsely imprisoned
New A8 restrictions planned
20 May 2009
Home Secretary promises tighter controls on Eastern European migrants
Thames Reach and Bondway rebrand
26 September 2009
To avoid confusion, homelessness charity changes its name again
Features
Scots Wahey!
20 May 2009
Charity aims to double the number of people it reaches within five years
Opinion
A lexicon of homeless industry jargon: No. 3
20 May 2009
The Pavement clarifies some of the hostel-speak you will encounter
Obituaries
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Fareshare
20 May 2009
Where have the M&S sandwiches gone, a reader asks
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CONTENTS
- A lexicon of homeless industry jargon: No. 3
- Fareshare
- Alternatives to hostels: No. 3 - The Homeless Front
- Scots Wahey!
- Street count figures
- Thames Reach and Bondway rebrand
- New A8 restrictions planned
- Dome Village closure
- Flat share
- Cardboard Citizens do Timon
- LA hospital dumps homeless
- Ethnic trends in homeless
- Trawling for stories
- The Homeless World Cup: the trophy and the wooden spoon
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