Suzanne Fitzpatrick

Communal shelters for homeless people cannot belong in our future

Comment10.08.20by Suzanne Fitzpatrick

It is high time for the UK to end its use of communal shelters to house homeless people, argues Professor Suzanne Fitzpatrick

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