'Anti-homeless' spikes outside Southwark flats covered over
It's been reported spikes designed to deter rough sleepers have been covered over.
It's been reported spikes designed to deter rough sleepers have been covered over.
Tesco had tried to distract from the issues here now they have been forced to back down. Thousands of people have made their feelings known online and this should be a message to any other company thinking of using anti-homeless spikes.
The campaign to remove all the anti-homeless spikes from everywhere they have been put in continues. We don't want to live in a society where public space is covered in spikes. Homeless people are not pigeons.
Instead of leaving people homeless they should be housed in one of the 700,000 homes currently lying empty in Britain. Homeless people need homes not spikes.
The studs on windows of the Regent St branch of Tesco Metro were last night covered in concrete by activists.
The mayor demanded the removal of a dozen metal studs which were installed at the entrance to flats in Southwark.