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i don’t know if anyone here has ever been homeless, but to those that are voting NO on the poll, if you were a homeless person, where would you go to sleep?
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Its not hard to understand. |
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And actually I see young people destroy parks and intimidate people a lot more than I have ever seen homeless people do.
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I don't have as much of an issue with these benches as I do with those horrific spikes that they put under sheltered areas.
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A Bournemouth council spokesman said: “As a council, we need to maintain a careful balance between our responsibility to the wider public to ensure that amenities are available to them, and our duty of care to vulnerable members of our community, including people rough sleeping.
“Changes were made to a small number of benches in very specific locations in the town centre several months ago, and only following numerous complaints by members of the public and local traders. The complaints related to a number of the benches being unavailable to members of the public throughout the day due to people lying on them during the daytime.” The council added it provided a “wide range of services for homeless people”, including 150 hostel beds and a “rough sleeper assertive outreach team”. :clap1: Well done Bournemouth council https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a8186121.html |
these are public benches, not homeless benches. The fact that some homeless people try and sleep on them, doesn't mean that is what they are there for. Also there are many more homeless than single occupancy park benches, so its pointless anyway.
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No.
Those armrests make it easier for old or infirm people to get up. Most parks I know of get locked up at night, so the homeless wouldn't have access to them. I absolutely hate all those spikes:fist: |
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...anti-homeless/
Pop superstar Ed Sheeran, who spent nights sleeping rough on the streets of London early in his career, has won planning permission to install “anti-homeless” railings outside his £8m London home. The 27-year old singer is now authorised to install pedestrian gates and cast iron railings outside his converted Victorian brickworks in Kensington and Chelsea, which will "prevent opportunities for rough sleeping" according to his planning agent. good ol Ed :umm2: |
No,Just because homeless people exist doesn’t mean things should be banned.
I’ve never actually seen a bench like that tbh.Must be in those posh Shires. |
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Yes... those benches make it to uncomfortable to have a make out sesh... or a cuddle with your lover... and we all know benches are for lovers
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I like to rest my arm on them, so nah
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Surely grass is more comfy than a bench in the summer...take them off for the winter cause no sane person sits on a cold bench.
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Who was the former BB housemate who did a sponsored "homelessathon" for a week?
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