Imagine if everyone who watched this donated just one pound. Ive just donated £20 via bank transfer. This just touched my heart so much. Do you know what, we are all only here once and if you're lucky enough to have a roof over you're head just give a little bit X
@maurice28901they would of sanctioned him tho because even tho he has one leg they expect him to look for something he can do its sick they don't care they will rather u go to a food bank than give u a poultry 10;quid aday to nourish urself
@maurice28901 Yea... he is telling lies. He has 2 legs. What are you on about? Stupid comments like this don't help anyone. I see where your bread is buttered!
Many years ago I was homeless in Reading, Berkshire, one day I decided to be homeless somewhere "nice" . I only had enough train fare to get to Bournemouth. I got the first train and got to Bournemouth around 7am. It was such a beautiful morning as I sat on the peir wondering why I hadn't do this earlier. At 9am I went to the job centre and got a interview for a cook in a cafe later that day. I was offered the job and started the same day, I spent two weeks sleeping under the pier. Then I got enough for a flat I found through a work colleague. I had the best summer ever that year. There were nobody to help me back in the day, I now have my own house and have been in work for over 20 years.
You did it yourself with determination. Well done. I think you are a good example of someone who was determined to make it work. Don't give up! No one will do it for you!
If you're going to give money to charity, don't fall for the corporate lies (ones advertised on mainstream TV). Local charities, like the one that Andy is running, do more good than you could imagine, and you can actually see the difference it makes.
I do go to Bournemouth and Boscombe a fair bit, it's only the 2 theatres and university that keep the town going. Hotels are closed to the public apart from a handful, Trouvulle closed last. This is because the police were after managment, due to thefts in hotel rooms and health and safety with a joke there. Where 2 homeless couple were near the garden, it's very dodgy at night even the locals prefer to go home by taxis than walk through the gardens. If people do go down to Bournemouth for the day they normally get another bus for Christchurch and have day out there, despite having not much there. Worst thing that happened to Bournemouth is that all 3 seperate councils merged in to one. Rich man David Wells bought all lot of houses (Help with public money) and turned them all in to crime and drug ridden bedsits. Vikki Slade, cares more about pandering to students and woke miniorites groups than facing real people with real problems. She liked a post social media that promoted death and violence towards TERF's.
Nice sentiment but not possible unless you think governments can give free houses to everyone, can't be making some people pay if it's a right to have one
These are the kind of people who deserve knighthoods and awards, not celebrities and useless politicians. This man, and his volunteers are making a real difference.
Rich and poor - that's typical bad capitalism example. The level of life in the Uk dropped down again, less jobs, less hopes for a good future, the UK looks much worse than many Eastern block countries now and even salaries are crap.
As I've been homeless I would rather give a fiver to a lady or gentleman on the street than give it to a charity,weve got a gentleman in our small town Mickey who is homeless I sort him food out and whenever I have a beer he gets a couple of them, my neighbour's who are on benefits fill him hot water bottles before he goes to his hideaway and wash his clothes for him ,the lady manager of our local sainsburys paid for him the full mashings at a Turkish barbers and he looks twenty years younger, ten from the haircut and shave and ten years from the fact he is happier,when I was homeless it was actually easier to sleep in the winter because no one wants to be out in the cold and dark so find somewhere safe to sleep have a drink and I could get a good six hours sleep the summer although you knew the cold wouldn't kill you ,you dont sleep cos theres always people about
God Bless the poor homeless couple & others in the same situation, it's absolutely shameful that the government literally don't care an iota for them. Thank God for Andy Talbot & all the wonderful volunteers. Also Wendell God Bless you for paying for another 3 nights for Karen & Rich & for taking the time to make & upload this video. My heart goes out to all those without a home, it should never be like this while others have so much more than they need 😪
I'm an old British veteran living far away. I might be in that situation if I were back to the UK. It's so sad and wrong. A society that doesn't care. Thank you to We are human
In my area, there was a homeless guy who was also an ex veteran. We had many conversations about life in general and how dire the system actually is and the fact that it's specifically devised to fail people. Just after Christmas that's just gone (2023), I had some spare money that I'd been given as a gift for Christmas. I didn't need the money so I gave it to this ex veteran. I used to buy him drinks and food whenever I was in the vicinity. I'd not seen him for a few days so I asked a couple of other homeless guys who I help if they'd seen Stewart. They told me that he's left the area because he has no chance of being offered any help or assistance. I really hope that he gets sorted. To think that he fought for the Country to be left in the position he's been left in by Govt is beyond disgusting. I was so pleased to hear that he'd left the area. What also gave me comfort was the fact that through people's donations/generosity is the fact that it's has helped to get him away from the area so that he can get back on his feet. I wish I'd have got the chance to wish him good luck before he left. I miss him and the chats we used to have. He's such a lovely guy.
@@MinotaurvsCyclops I'm French and live in France so I definitely do not have the full insight. More and more people are struggling here too but it seems that it's even worse in the UK (except for a few in London...). But at the end, has Brexit made it worse or was it already like that before?
Everyone is at risk of being homeless , nobody is better than anyone else. I always support where I can. Me and my hubby love Dorset and will look at out for these guys when we are down there.
It depends on circumstances, but it can happen to decent people i hope they can rebuild there lifes.sadly some people don't care and just simply have issues with drink and drugs, but there is hope no way can you be rough sleeping forever, most people live 4 years if that. One thing is sometimes familys will not help them, and often auntys and uncle are the worst simply not a care in the world about there own.
Andrew hit the nail on the head with the business model of certain so called "non profit" organisations. I am not particularly religious, but to say "God bless you" seems a natural thing to say.
I do go to Bournemouth and Boscombe a fair bit, it's only the 2 theatres and university that keep the town going. Hotels are closed to the public apart from a handful, Trouvulle closed last. This is because the police were after managment, due to thefts in hotel rooms and health and safety with a joke there. Where 2 homeless couple were near the garden, it's very dodgy at night even the locals prefer to go home by taxis than walk through the gardens. If people do go down to Bournemouth for the day they normally get another bus for Christchurch and have day out there, despite having not much there. Worst thing that happened to Bournemouth is that all 3 seperate councils merged in to one. Rich man David Wells bought all lot of houses (Help with public money) and turned them all in to crime and drug ridden bedsits. Vikki Slade, cares more about pandering to students and woke miniorites groups than facing real people with real problems. She liked a post social media that promoted death and violence towards TERF's.
I was in Bournemouth last September. Sat on a bench to eat a sandwich down near the sea and was asked by at least 15 people if I had money so that they could buy a meal deal. I was shocked. Ran out of spare change and had to move. It’s depressing x.
It's because the homeless fuck up and don't want to do something about the situation they just take drink and drugs And before anyone attack my comment I been homeless I looked in a paper and got a job then I wasn't rough sleeping I was even going to aldi and lidl and sleeping in a comfortable sleeping bag one night I went to sleep next morning was snow all over the ground I was under a shelter so didn't disturb my sleep but only the week spends years like this or people who don't want responsibilitys that's what I've learned . Harsh as it might seems but it's true I been there and I've communicated with plenty so yes fuck the soft talk lol
It is something that is always there and always will be, it is getting worse day by day in Australia and in other countries as well. Some may have a stroke of luck in these times that feel as if it's impossible to live anywhere without worrying about food, rent and so on.
I don't think it's a case of "still" having this go on. You'll never reach a point of 0% housed. The real issue is, the numbers are growing. They're getting increasingly higher, and the government doesn't seem to care.
It's so hard for people who are homeless and I created we are humans organisation after being homeless and the beautiful public who don't quite understand why homelessness happens or the situations that could lead to homelessness and believe me it could happen to anybody at anytime for the people who have commented about me getting a job I have gainful employment that pays my bills I don't receive any form of benefits and I do this because I personally give a shite about our community's and the people in them I just want to create change and understanding within the whole community and I do it because I can and my payment is the feeling that we can all create changes it's a team effort and it's the whole community helping the whole community it's a very simple way to change our worlds thanks to wendall for helping us to bring this to the public domain ❤
@maurice28901 Maurice, I can say without doubt and as someone who knows Andy personally that he is 100% genuine. I know in this day and age it's hard to believe people do stuff just for the buzz of helping other people, but Andy is one of those rare amazing people.
@maurice28901 Why on earth would you say this maurice28901...other than being a pathetic heartless soul of a human being troll? Awaiting your response!
Missing a leg would lead to some mental torcher - a mental health issue. Nobody with a mental health problem can be expected to work / lock down a full time occupation.
Large charities are a business No homeless = no business for them Its in their interest to keep people on the streets Give your money as close as possible to the recipient
Poverty is big business, you control how much they have in their pockets, you control where and if they can stay somewhere, you control their lives. How much money is donated each year, and how much of this actually gets down to street level, probably lucky if even 5% gets to the ones who need it.
What a great charity and bunch of people! I would like to visit Boscombe and Bournemouth on my days off and volunteer to help 'We are Humans' I have visited Boscombe many times with my Dog during lockdown about 10 times, so good memories, sadly my Dog is no longer here lost him last September but still happy memories and would love to help out :)
Hearing of these people's stories, life is not steady like you would think when everything friends,colleagues and others is standing by the side of you. Your efforts as volunteer deserve a round of applause Andy 👏
It breaks my heart to see this happening in your beautiful country. Here in Canada, we face the same issues. Time to stand up and rebel against the corrupt governments of the world.
I used to volunteer in one, corrupt is an understatment. Things get chucked or get sent to ebay or World of Books. Good stuff goes to the staff at a low price, rubbish goes on to the shop floor. Manager's do the pricing for the staff holds or a crafty volunteer will lower prices on purpose., hoping they can get away with it Old clothes go to a rag man which the charity get about 50p per bag. Regional/Area managers are on very decent pay.
Fellah round where I used to live, a one man band, I gave him 7 black bags full of stuff for the homeless. A few months later, some scumbags nicked his collecting van. He'd sit in the high street with his sign, some traders tried to move him on , us locals started a campaign "let him stay" ------ he stayed.😊
They really are and everyone working together as one contributing only makes the difference so much stronger 🤞💪 that's what I hope more people in their communities will realise from these videos
Great content and the true reality of the problem was seen in that video. I was homeless in Bournemouth for 6 months around 2018/19 and frequented the same areas shown in that video. Great to see Wendall highlighting the issues around homelessness and addiction. Top marks 👌 🙏
Well done mate. Respect to Andy as well. It's a hard situation, because some of those people who are homeless made some poor choices with drugs etc. Each person has to have agency and responsibility, but if they don't, after a certain point, they can't even help themselves anymore. And collective society has to step in.
Love the work ❤❤❤ Am from up north in West Yorkshire in dewsbuy and even we have a really bad homeless Ang drugs problem….. no government has ever actually done anything except talk shit 💩
One of my favourite videos I've watched from you and I find this completely genuine. Always someone to question everything , but this really shows teamwork and the fantastic volunteers to help the homeless. God Bless.
You are a very good man Wendell God bless you and Andy and everybody like you it makes my heart hurt. Please keep up your videos as people need to release what's happening. Thank you for all you do. Keith ❤😊❤
Bournemouth is a nasty place. I moved here in 2014. Ive been lucky but Ive had my issues. Its great to see sombody caring in an otherwise uncaring materialistic sewer like Bournemouth.
I have autism and Ive been homeless several times in Bournemouth, and in every instance the council's housing team acted illegally, ignoring my legal rights to dismiss me. I had to get solicitors and Shelter involved numerous times. I've had my local MP involved, and even gone to the Ombudsman. Even now the council have failed to provide me with a decision on a main housing duty - neatly 3 months past their legal deadline! They all need sacking and replacing. BCP council is so corrupt and immoral. They need a radical change.
I hope a local charity is giving you a lawyer to sort them out and get you a council flat. Even a guy we saw on the video in a wheelchair with one leg, cant get a flat is disgusting. Feels like we living in a 3rd world country in a bad weather climate. Are you on PIP or other welfare? Are you staying in a hotel or hostel?
I do go to Bournemouth and Boscombe a fair bit, it's only the 2 theatres and university that keep the town going. Hotels are closed to the public apart from a handful Hotels in Bournemouth are mainly for the thousands of illegals with no paperwork, they treat the hotels like a doss house. Trouvulle closed last. This is because the police were after managment, due to thefts in hotel rooms and health and safety with a joke there. Where 2 homeless couple were near the garden, it's very dodgy at night even the locals prefer to go home by taxis than walk through the gardens. If people do go down to Bournemouth for the day they normally get another bus for Christchurch and have day out there, despite having not much there. Worst thing that happened to Bournemouth is that all 3 seperate councils merged in to one. Rich man, David Wells, bought all lot of houses (Help with public money) and turned them all in to crime and drug ridden bedsits. Vikki Slade, cares more about pandering to students and woke miniorites groups than facing real people with real problems. She liked a post social media that promoted death and violence towards TERF's.
Following Covid I lost everything my home, my business my beloved cats I had to rehome them after 11 years broke my heart - I ended up living in a tent on a cheap campsite and thank goodness I managed to get a job not easy at 65 - I’m still on an uphill struggle but at least I get my state pension now - not enough though to have my own home. Presently staying with a friend as a carer. God bless these wonderful people it warms your heart to see that there are still caring people in this country.
I'm so sorry this is heartbreaking. The saddest part is that in the end the lockdowns and insane government covid restrictions were for nothing. The virus is freely circulating now and it's no big deal to government. All that suffering was for nothing! I hope you can continue working and find a way forward.
Great Video, Your a Good Man Wendall, what that guy in the wheelchair said, is so true, i have been homeless before, its heartwarming to see you help them, really like your show.
Theres gonna be some people in the comments saying "oh you're just being a do gooder for the camera" but you can tell this is genuine and more work like this needs to done and documented because most people have no idea what life is like for some people. Give em an eye opener.
I understand your point, but I disagree. There shouldn't be a need for Andy. Andy and similar nice people should be doing something more productive and earning his own keep. Like in the old days. Becoming a second world country shows that the system is wrong, especially in the way that the lady pointed out.
@@WendallExplores Helping other people also includes productive paid work such as farming, driving a lorry, teaching, stacking shelves. A society in which too many need welfare with extra charity to survive is clearly failing economically and indeed with the services and resources. Andy is dealing with this failure, but he is surviving off welfare to do so and is providing a service. If the UK was a business, it would be in administration, the bailiffs would here seizing the assets and there would be no zero help for the homeless or benefits Andy. The country needs to stop the destructive policies that cause this destitution. The situation doesn't have a hope of getting better at present without that.
I live near Bournemouth and Andy is right. There are lot of people and businesses making a lot of money out of homeless people. Large properties are being bought by business people and turned into houses of multiple occupation and homeless peole charged a fortune to stay in them. Its a cash cow. BCP council are bankrupt due to mismanagement and even Bournemouth civic centre is manned by the Citizens Advice as all the council staff are still working from home! Its a bloody joke!!! There are thousands of asylum seekers staying in top class hotels permanently and our own British people are treated like rubbish.These asylum seekers are also dealing drugs. Councillor Vicki Slade has an awful lot to answer for. When confronted about the working from home she replied that it was ' none of my business' . The old Poole Civic centre has now stood empty for years due to WFH and could be converted at least into a night shelter or temporary accomodation for these poor people. The council have spent all their money on bloody cycle lanes, white elephant eco centres by the beach and electric bikes and scooters. BCP and its councillors are a sodding joke, only interested in lining their own pockets. The lot of them should be sacked and the public put in charge. The last head of the council resigned because of financial mismanagement. Check it out.
Hello ! I Have been with my girlfriend on 2019 for work in bournemouth , I appreciate so much this lovely city , i remember some homeless and often i gave some money to help them ❤ I Miss this lovely city Alessandro
Wendall Sir ... Had to write this Note .. I Personally have had a Hell of alot of Trauma and distress in my life and addiction included BUT I have always Got out of Bed come wind or Shine at 5am every Morning to Work for a living , Even Though the Demons in my head are trying to destroy Me .. I Do Feel for Some of the People on the Streets But not all as they give up far too Easily .. I Salute Your Work in Helping and Highlighting the Situation People are in on the streets BUT again Everyone has a Choice ( Easy option and dependency OR Stand up and Over come ) .. Not being Harsh just realistic But Again Thank You and I do Respect Your Work
Humanitarian aid! Here in Britain 🇬🇧 in 2024 . Never thought I’d hear those words. You can always rely on the British people to pull together and help others less fortunate 👌🏻
I love watching your channel Wendall. You are great with people and obviously passionate about the state of your country. You and Andy from We are Humans and Johnny in Spain are great men. These videos make me really think. Can you imagine if even 1 person in every thousand did this work, what the world could be like. Thanks for getting this out 👍🙏
Well done Wendell for highlighting this even though we are all to aware now if your rock up illegally in a boat ...it’s free phone , hotel, food , money ...but if your British through and Through and your on hard times your stuffed ! , well done Andy
Those helping the vulnerable here are "an absolute inspiration"!! I have just subscribed to your channel, and your passion and concern for what is happening to people who are experiencing real hardship is "absolutely undoubted"!!
We don't know their backstory, we don't know exactly how they became homeless. They may be completely to blame for their situation.. I doubt that is the case but we don't know. Hating upon people fleeing another country won't help the couple that's for sure. Fact is that their is certainly enough money to help them all long term but unfortunately zero desire from those with or controlling the money.
@@knoxy9123Can we not carry the voices of right wing tropes? Homelessness in the UK has been an issue long before the immigration crisis and to ignore that fact is to pander to the malignancy of the right wing.
Thank god for outreach organisations like We Are Human. We desperately need to build more council housing and get people into those homes. We need to provide support for them to stay in those homes too.
I love how this channel doesn't just show n do the one thing but your always mixing it up n doing something diffrent to be honest n its makes it always exciting even for an aussie not to mention i like learning about the UK n before this i didn't even no u guys have beaches to be honest.
Appreciate the comment. It’s hard to choose variety of content carefully, as TH-cam is in general a platform that rewards repetition! You never know I could crop up down under sooner or later 🇦🇺
I live in Bournemouth, I have done for the past 4 years. Andy spits nothing but facts - the council has failed to help these people, both directly and indirectly. There is no reinvestment into the town, the high streets are full of empty shop units, everywhere you look, there is dirt and grime, there isn't enough jobs going around for regular folk, as every high street business here fails. there is a real drug issue in Bournemouth that i feel wasn't bought to light in this video, especially synthetic spice & coke, which of course doesn't help the people in these situations
Good follow up Wendall, Andy helped me and continues to help us all, especially since i got turfed out. Still trying, not easy, need better more comprehensive care and concern and compassion and support.
Where is the voice of the the nspcc over child grape? Where is the voice of age concern over the 35,000 deaths in care homes? Where is the of the BHF over excess deaths ? Where is the voice of the RSPCA over halal slaughter? Their silence is deafening! Give them nothing. Support local independent charities like Andy 🎉
Wendall, Well I think your just brilliant, full of compassion and good deeds. I love your channel and I love to see the beauty in all that you do to support our fellow brothers and sisters in humanity. Keep on keeping on, small inputs make a difference, keep spreading the love ❤️ xXx
It does mine too. The work coaches, line managers and so forth make me sick. They should be utterly ashamed of themselves for what they do. That being, happy to sanction and/cut off people's money just so they can reach their set targets and score brownie points with their team leader. Can they not see that they are being used by Govt to do the dirty work. Once the DWP staff have served their purpose, Govt will completely disregard them and they too, will find themselves destitute. Karma will bite them on the ass.
Bournemouth has SO many issues. Severe mental health issues. Terrible drug and alcohol abuse. Corrupt Council. The town is virtually non existant. There is such a huge devide of very poor and very very rich, 2nd & 3rd home owners in big mansions. Property prices match London. Also, Bournemouth is HUGELY over populated, with people having moved to the area from all over the country & vast numbers coming from abroad and all over to attend the huge number of English schools and the University.
Well done guys for helping these people , they have been dealt a cruel hand in life and deserve all the help they can get. Going back eight years or so I was lucky enough to get down to Bournemouth for a couple of days a month in the summer months and was surprised to see so many homeless people on the streets. I got into the habit of buying some cheap sandwiches and pies from the Tesco in the square and handing them out to a few people that were homeless. They were always very grateful. I didn't want to force them onto people so I asked if they could make use of some food when I approached them , I don't think anyone ever refused. These people need help and it looks like this organisation is doing a great job , those pods look like a brilliant idea. I usually donate to the salvation army at Christmas but my donation will go to we are humans this year. Keep up the great work guys , well done.
Great work buddy, it's happening everywhere, I know first hand what it's like to be homeless, and hopeless, I'm housed now,I class myself as a very very lucky person, it's so sad,my son is in a hotel, as long as I've got a roof, he will have 1,if his housing goes south, it feels like somthing else is going on in the background, again great content, live to all,from Wales 🩵🩵🩵💯
Followed you from the start I love cornwall but I am no fool it's got huge problems ypur videos in last 6 months are incredible we have a massive problem the gap between the rich and poor is getting bigger everyday and I feel everything has changed since covid in 2020 we donr care about people anymore its frightening thank you the chippy in haye is amazing like you say😊😊
I would never sleep in a tent like that if I had to sleep in the city. It's ok in the forest, but def not when sleeping on the streets. As far as I can see, there is only one way in and out, which means that someone can close the entrance, by either rolling it together or simply by stepping on it and then setting it on fire by using a flammable liquid. And I actually do know what I'm talking about after being homeless for over 10 years.
Imagine if everyone who watched this donated just one pound. Ive just donated £20 via bank transfer. This just touched my heart so much. Do you know what, we are all only here once and if you're lucky enough to have a roof over you're head just give a little bit X
Thank you for helping
@@WendallExplores more than welcome x
And take government to account for misuse of our money.
@@patbuckley4039 100% x
@@patbuckley4039 definitely x
Taking benefits from a guy with one leg and leaving him homeless is beyond taking the p*$$
Ian Duncan Smith killed 100s through “sanctions” and totally got away with it..unbelievable!
I can only say dwp your fu...
g discusting the way they treat people. It makes my pi. S boil
@maurice28901they would of sanctioned him tho because even tho he has one leg they expect him to look for something he can do its sick they don't care they will rather u go to a food bank than give u a poultry 10;quid aday to nourish urself
@maurice28901 Yea... he is telling lies. He has 2 legs. What are you on about? Stupid comments like this don't help anyone. I see where your bread is buttered!
@maurice28901just listen to yourself, give your head a wobble you horrible person.
Many years ago I was homeless in Reading, Berkshire, one day I decided to be homeless somewhere "nice" . I only had enough train fare to get to Bournemouth. I got the first train and got to Bournemouth around 7am. It was such a beautiful morning as I sat on the peir wondering why I hadn't do this earlier. At 9am I went to the job centre and got a interview for a cook in a cafe later that day. I was offered the job and started the same day, I spent two weeks sleeping under the pier. Then I got enough for a flat I found through a work colleague. I had the best summer ever that year. There were nobody to help me back in the day, I now have my own house and have been in work for over 20 years.
This is so lovely to hear. I'm so pleased you was able to find regular employment to enable you to get a roof over your head. ❤
You did it yourself with determination. Well done. I think you are a good example of someone who was determined to make it work. Don't give up! No one will do it for you!
Brilliant! That is a superb example of how to help yourself.
That's a good story, all the best
uplifting mate thanks for sharing.
If you're going to give money to charity, don't fall for the corporate lies (ones advertised on mainstream TV).
Local charities, like the one that Andy is running, do more good than you could imagine, and you can actually see the difference it makes.
Exactly 🇬🇧
That’s spot on ❤️
The salaries The Red Cross give themselves is outrageous
100%
Agree 100%, when you give to the United Way in Canada barely 10-15% gets to where 85% of your donation should go.
This guy needs a medal for looking after these lovely people .❤️🙏💯 The government and councils are the lowest form of humanity. Shame on them.
All councils are scum, currupt an inept im affraid....
I second that whole heartedly
I do go to Bournemouth and Boscombe a fair bit, it's only the 2 theatres and university that keep the town going. Hotels are closed to the public apart from a handful, Trouvulle closed last. This is because the police were after managment, due to thefts in hotel rooms and health and safety with a joke there.
Where 2 homeless couple were near the garden, it's very dodgy at night even the locals prefer to go home by taxis than walk through the gardens. If people do go down to Bournemouth for the day they normally get another bus for Christchurch and have day out there, despite having not much there. Worst thing that happened to Bournemouth is that all 3 seperate councils merged in to one. Rich man David Wells bought all lot of houses (Help with public money) and turned them all in to crime and drug ridden bedsits.
Vikki Slade, cares more about pandering to students and woke miniorites groups than facing real people with real problems. She liked a post social media that promoted death and violence towards TERF's.
Access to Water, heating and a house should be a actual human right, available to ALL, not for profit
Oy mate! You got a loicence for that sleeping bag!
You gotta pay people to create all those things. You want people to work for free? How's the weather on fantasy island?
How do you suppose we should give out free houses though
Nice sentiment but not possible unless you think governments can give free houses to everyone, can't be making some people pay if it's a right to have one
These are the kind of people who deserve knighthoods and awards, not celebrities and useless politicians. This man, and his volunteers are making a real difference.
The UK messed up when it sold off all the council housing. This was a tragic error.
And is not building any either!😢
Oh this was no mistake my friend. It was done completely purposely
Rich and poor - that's typical bad capitalism example. The level of life in the Uk dropped down again, less jobs, less hopes for a good future, the UK looks much worse than many Eastern block countries now and even salaries are crap.
Council housing now goes to foreigners
@@laviniasey I live in a council house in France. Are you saying I should be made homeless so they can give my flat to a French person?
CEO of St Mungo's paid more than £189,000 according to published accounts while workers can’t afford their rents
But they have to pay top wages to CEO…to get the best people …..yeh right.
As I've been homeless I would rather give a fiver to a lady or gentleman on the street than give it to a charity,weve got a gentleman in our small town Mickey who is homeless I sort him food out and whenever I have a beer he gets a couple of them, my neighbour's who are on benefits fill him hot water bottles before he goes to his hideaway and wash his clothes for him ,the lady manager of our local sainsburys paid for him the full mashings at a Turkish barbers and he looks twenty years younger, ten from the haircut and shave and ten years from the fact he is happier,when I was homeless it was actually easier to sleep in the winter because no one wants to be out in the cold and dark so find somewhere safe to sleep have a drink and I could get a good six hours sleep the summer although you knew the cold wouldn't kill you ,you dont sleep cos theres always people about
If that's accurate, thats vile
About par for the course 😑😒
Disgusting
God Bless the poor homeless couple & others in the same situation, it's absolutely shameful that the government literally don't care an iota for them. Thank God for Andy Talbot & all the wonderful volunteers. Also Wendell God Bless you for paying for another 3 nights for Karen & Rich & for taking the time to make & upload this video. My heart goes out to all those without a home, it should never be like this while others have so much more than they need 😪
God bless Andy for his amazing service he and his team provide for the homeless. Well done to everyone involved your a credit to society
I'm an old British veteran living far away. I might be in that situation if I were back to the UK. It's so sad and wrong. A society that doesn't care. Thank you to We are human
In my area, there was a homeless guy who was also an ex veteran. We had many conversations about life in general and how dire the system actually is and the fact that it's specifically devised to fail people. Just after Christmas that's just gone (2023), I had some spare money that I'd been given as a gift for Christmas. I didn't need the money so I gave it to this ex veteran. I used to buy him drinks and food whenever I was in the vicinity. I'd not seen him for a few days so I asked a couple of other homeless guys who I help if they'd seen Stewart. They told me that he's left the area because he has no chance of being offered any help or assistance. I really hope that he gets sorted. To think that he fought for the Country to be left in the position he's been left in by Govt is beyond disgusting. I was so pleased to hear that he'd left the area. What also gave me comfort was the fact that through people's donations/generosity is the fact that it's has helped to get him away from the area so that he can get back on his feet. I wish I'd have got the chance to wish him good luck before he left. I miss him and the chats we used to have. He's such a lovely guy.
Where do you live now? The situation in the UK is definitely very bad but not sure it's way better elsewhere
@@LM-xg1tymoney goes further abroad mate, I'd be homeless if I went back to the UK, but live a middle class life on the same amount here.
@@MinotaurvsCyclops I'm French and live in France so I definitely do not have the full insight. More and more people are struggling here too but it seems that it's even worse in the UK (except for a few in London...). But at the end, has Brexit made it worse or was it already like that before?
Everyone is at risk of being homeless , nobody is better than anyone else. I always support where I can. Me and my hubby love Dorset and will look at out for these guys when we are down there.
It depends on circumstances, but it can happen to decent people i hope they can rebuild there lifes.sadly some people don't care and just simply have issues with drink and drugs, but there is hope no way can you be rough sleeping forever, most people live 4 years if that. One thing is sometimes familys will not help them, and often auntys and uncle are the worst simply not a care in the world about there own.
Andrew hit the nail on the head with the business model of certain so called "non profit" organisations.
I am not particularly religious, but to say "God bless you" seems a natural thing to say.
The homeless couples situation breaks my heart. Having to look for work??? Mind boggling.
I do go to Bournemouth and Boscombe a fair bit, it's only the 2 theatres and university that keep the town going. Hotels are closed to the public apart from a handful, Trouvulle closed last. This is because the police were after managment, due to thefts in hotel rooms and health and safety with a joke there.
Where 2 homeless couple were near the garden, it's very dodgy at night even the locals prefer to go home by taxis than walk through the gardens. If people do go down to Bournemouth for the day they normally get another bus for Christchurch and have day out there, despite having not much there. Worst thing that happened to Bournemouth is that all 3 seperate councils merged in to one. Rich man David Wells bought all lot of houses (Help with public money) and turned them all in to crime and drug ridden bedsits.
Vikki Slade, cares more about pandering to students and woke miniorites groups than facing real people with real problems. She liked a post social media that promoted death and violence towards TERF's.
I was in Bournemouth last September. Sat on a bench to eat a sandwich down near the sea and was asked by at least 15 people if I had money so that they could buy a meal deal. I was shocked. Ran out of spare change and had to move. It’s depressing x.
In the year 2024, the fact that we still have this kind of shit is appalling.
It's because the homeless fuck up and don't want to do something about the situation they just take drink and drugs And before anyone attack my comment I been homeless I looked in a paper and got a job then I wasn't rough sleeping I was even going to aldi and lidl and sleeping in a comfortable sleeping bag one night I went to sleep next morning was snow all over the ground I was under a shelter so didn't disturb my sleep but only the week spends years like this or people who don't want responsibilitys that's what I've learned . Harsh as it might seems but it's true I been there and I've communicated with plenty so yes fuck the soft talk lol
It will always be this way unfortunately.
There lazy drug and drink addicts true fact
It is something that is always there and always will be, it is getting worse day by day in Australia and in other countries as well.
Some may have a stroke of luck in these times that feel as if it's impossible to live anywhere without worrying about food, rent and so on.
I don't think it's a case of "still" having this go on. You'll never reach a point of 0% housed. The real issue is, the numbers are growing. They're getting increasingly higher, and the government doesn't seem to care.
It's so hard for people who are homeless and I created we are humans organisation after being homeless and the beautiful public who don't quite understand why homelessness happens or the situations that could lead to homelessness and believe me it could happen to anybody at anytime for the people who have commented about me getting a job I have gainful employment that pays my bills I don't receive any form of benefits and I do this because I personally give a shite about our community's and the people in them I just want to create change and understanding within the whole community and I do it because I can and my payment is the feeling that we can all create changes it's a team effort and it's the whole community helping the whole community it's a very simple way to change our worlds thanks to wendall for helping us to bring this to the public domain ❤
Well written Andy
@maurice28901 why do you think I'm doing what I do and I will educate you for free fella
@maurice28901 Maurice, I can say without doubt and as someone who knows Andy personally that he is 100% genuine. I know in this day and age it's hard to believe people do stuff just for the buzz of helping other people, but Andy is one of those rare amazing people.
@maurice28901 Why on earth would you say this maurice28901...other than being a pathetic heartless soul of a human being troll? Awaiting your response!
@@andrewtalbot6567 don't speak with those who doesn't believe all's good just let them go. take care fella :D
I feel for those poor souls , not living just existing . God bless those that help .
Missing a leg would lead to some mental torcher - a mental health issue. Nobody with a mental health problem can be expected to work / lock down a full time occupation.
Andy you sir are a hero! Andy for priminister.
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Andy for Prim Inister….
@@griswald7156 😆 i only just noticed that *prime minister* I blame the beer.
@@griswald7156 i won't edit it now, I like my way a little better plus your comment wouldn't make sense if I edited the correct spelling.
I just can’t imagine how people cope outdoors during a British winter. Such a sorry state of affairs that we don’t have a system that prevents this
You're a good man mate. God bless you and all these people in need. Love from Portugal.
Large charities are a business
No homeless = no business for them
Its in their interest to keep people on the streets
Give your money as close as possible to the recipient
What amazing people. Andy is such a good, caring man. He's a hero.
Andy and his team are amazing.
They’re are vitally important to these people 🙏
That tent is such a good idea.
Wendall's empathy is heart-warning.
I love everything you do Wendall, you will be rewarded for your kindness.
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Poverty is big business, you control how much they have in their pockets, you control where and if they can stay somewhere, you control their lives. How much money is donated each year, and how much of this actually gets down to street level, probably lucky if even 5% gets to the ones who need it.
Donated money ends up supporting admin more than those in need! Sad!!
The homeless lady is lovely god bless her ❤
What a great charity and bunch of people! I would like to visit Boscombe and Bournemouth on my days off and volunteer to help 'We are Humans' I have visited Boscombe many times with my Dog during lockdown about 10 times, so good memories, sadly my Dog is no longer here lost him last September but still happy memories and would love to help out :)
Please do and email and if so, link in description
The world needs more people like Andy. What a legend!
Hearing of these people's stories, life is not steady like you would think when everything friends,colleagues and others is standing by the side of you. Your efforts as volunteer deserve a round of applause Andy 👏
Will be looking this local charity up from Bournemouth well done andy x🎉❤
Heartbreaking to watch this can we not all give a fiver and give this couple a few more nights inside 😊Andy is one in a million for sure😊
It breaks my heart to see this happening in your beautiful country. Here in Canada, we face the same issues. Time to stand up and rebel against the corrupt governments of the world.
1:55 that was the most spiritual review of soup ive heard 😂
What a lovely couple, Richard and his wife. I truly hope they get somewhere long term to stay.
Well done Andy. You're an unsung hero.
Thanks for helping the older couple😊
Andy Talbot should be on the honors list. 12 billion a year on foreign Aid should be spent on the most vulnerable citizens.
It makes me sick when people are quick enough to give away stuff to corrupt charity shops, when they could easily offer it to the homeless folk.
I used to volunteer in one, corrupt is an understatment. Things get chucked or get sent to ebay or World of Books. Good stuff goes to the staff at a low price, rubbish goes on to the shop floor. Manager's do the pricing for the staff holds or a crafty volunteer will lower prices on purpose., hoping they can get away with it Old clothes go to a rag man which the charity get about 50p per bag. Regional/Area managers are on very decent pay.
Fellah round where I used to live, a one man band, I gave him 7 black bags full of stuff for the homeless.
A few months later, some scumbags nicked his collecting van. He'd sit in the high street with his sign, some traders tried to move him on , us locals started a campaign "let him stay" ------ he stayed.😊
@@ianhill4585 fair play to mate. We need more like yourself.
@@StevinNatale Cheers Stevin, I was fortunate i had it to give, the positives of being a hoarder, who has to minimise occasionally I suppose.....😁
@@andrewjames9996 yeah, real dodgy stuff. Thanks for this comment. These shady shops need to exposed.
Such an inspiring channel raising awareness of what we can all do to create change in every video, Thankyou Wendall mate
We Are Humans are the true legends
They really are and everyone working together as one contributing only makes the difference so much stronger 🤞💪 that's what I hope more people in their communities will realise from these videos
Great content and the true reality of the problem was seen in that video. I was homeless in Bournemouth for 6 months around 2018/19 and frequented the same areas shown in that video. Great to see Wendall highlighting the issues around homelessness and addiction. Top marks 👌 🙏
Well done mate. Respect to Andy as well. It's a hard situation, because some of those people who are homeless made some poor choices with drugs etc. Each person has to have agency and responsibility, but if they don't, after a certain point, they can't even help themselves anymore. And collective society has to step in.
Fair balanced comment
God bless Andy and the people that volunteer in his charity ❤️
Well done Andy and your team. Its so sad our government dont care
omg - "meant to be looking of work", what a crazy country when we have just given Ukraine 4.5bn
And twenty million to Michelle mone
Europe is evil
Love the work ❤❤❤
Am from up north in West Yorkshire in dewsbuy and even we have a really bad homeless Ang drugs problem….. no government has ever actually done anything except talk shit 💩
Since watching these videos I’ve had more of a understanding and I feel society sucks .
One of my favourite videos I've watched from you and I find this completely genuine. Always someone to question everything , but this really shows teamwork and the fantastic volunteers to help the homeless. God Bless.
You are a very good man Wendell God bless you and Andy and everybody like you it makes my heart hurt. Please keep up your videos as people need to release what's happening. Thank you for all you do. Keith ❤😊❤
It's just heartbreaking to think of that couple out on the streets, you are a good Man Wendall with a good Heart!
Bournemouth is a nasty place. I moved here in 2014. Ive been lucky but Ive had my issues.
Its great to see sombody caring in an otherwise uncaring materialistic sewer like Bournemouth.
You could say that about london, Manchester, oxford...
I have autism and Ive been homeless several times in Bournemouth, and in every instance the council's housing team acted illegally, ignoring my legal rights to dismiss me. I had to get solicitors and Shelter involved numerous times. I've had my local MP involved, and even gone to the Ombudsman. Even now the council have failed to provide me with a decision on a main housing duty - neatly 3 months past their legal deadline! They all need sacking and replacing. BCP council is so corrupt and immoral. They need a radical change.
I hope a local charity is giving you a lawyer to sort them out and get you a council flat. Even a guy we saw on the video in a wheelchair with one leg, cant get a flat is disgusting. Feels like we living in a 3rd world country in a bad weather climate. Are you on PIP or other welfare? Are you staying in a hotel or hostel?
The British cheat people with mental health problems and take advantage of them.
I do go to Bournemouth and Boscombe a fair bit, it's only the 2 theatres and university that keep the town going. Hotels are closed to the public apart from a handful Hotels in Bournemouth are mainly for the thousands of illegals with no paperwork, they treat the hotels like a doss house.
Trouvulle closed last. This is because the police were after managment, due to thefts in hotel rooms and health and safety with a joke there.
Where 2 homeless couple were near the garden, it's very dodgy at night even the locals prefer to go home by taxis than walk through the gardens. If people do go down to Bournemouth for the day they normally get another bus for Christchurch and have day out there, despite having not much there. Worst thing that happened to Bournemouth is that all 3 seperate councils merged in to one. Rich man, David Wells, bought all lot of houses (Help with public money) and turned them all in to crime and drug ridden bedsits.
Vikki Slade, cares more about pandering to students and woke miniorites groups than facing real people with real problems. She liked a post social media that promoted death and violence towards TERF's.
Following Covid I lost everything my home, my business my beloved cats I had to rehome them after 11 years broke my heart - I ended up living in a tent on a cheap campsite and thank goodness I managed to get a job not easy at 65 - I’m still on an uphill struggle but at least I get my state pension now - not enough though to have my own home. Presently staying with a friend as a carer. God bless these wonderful people it warms your heart to see that there are still caring people in this country.
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I'm so sorry this is heartbreaking. The saddest part is that in the end the lockdowns and insane government covid restrictions were for nothing. The virus is freely circulating now and it's no big deal to government. All that suffering was for nothing! I hope you can continue working and find a way forward.
Well done Deborah and all the best in the future. .❤️🙏💯
Well done to you. I was on holiday and go stuck in lockdowns abroad and lost my job. Glad you have somewhere now.
All of that because of a fake pandemic.
Great Video, Your a Good Man Wendall, what that guy in the wheelchair said, is so true, i have been homeless before, its heartwarming to see you help them, really like your show.
Theres gonna be some people in the comments saying "oh you're just being a do gooder for the camera" but you can tell this is genuine and more work like this needs to done and documented because most people have no idea what life is like for some people. Give em an eye opener.
Amazing man! Saw that lady in Bournemouth at Christmas, and yes I dropped her a few quid!
Brilliant work on your attention to this awful situation
The world needs more Andy's
100%
I understand your point, but I disagree. There shouldn't be a need for Andy. Andy and similar nice people should be doing something more productive and earning his own keep. Like in the old days. Becoming a second world country shows that the system is wrong, especially in the way that the lady pointed out.
@@geoffmilnerIn all walks of life, not just homelessness.
@@geoffmilner I don’t think a human can do anything more productive than helping other humans 🤔
@@WendallExplores Helping other people also includes productive paid work such as farming, driving a lorry, teaching, stacking shelves. A society in which too many need welfare with extra charity to survive is clearly failing economically and indeed with the services and resources. Andy is dealing with this failure, but he is surviving off welfare to do so and is providing a service. If the UK was a business, it would be in administration, the bailiffs would here seizing the assets and there would be no zero help for the homeless or benefits Andy. The country needs to stop the destructive policies that cause this destitution. The situation doesn't have a hope of getting better at present without that.
This guy is an amazing human!
I live near Bournemouth and Andy is right. There are lot of people and businesses making a lot of money out of homeless people. Large properties are being bought by business people and turned into houses of multiple occupation and homeless peole charged a fortune to stay in them. Its a cash cow. BCP council are bankrupt due to mismanagement and even Bournemouth civic centre is manned by the Citizens Advice as all the council staff are still working from home! Its a bloody joke!!! There are thousands of asylum seekers staying in top class hotels permanently and our own British people are treated like rubbish.These asylum seekers are also dealing drugs. Councillor Vicki Slade has an awful lot to answer for. When confronted about the working from home she replied that it was
' none of my business' . The old Poole Civic centre has now stood empty for years due to WFH and could be converted at least into a night shelter or temporary accomodation for these poor people. The council have spent all their money on bloody cycle lanes, white elephant eco centres by the beach and electric bikes and scooters. BCP and its councillors are a sodding joke, only interested in lining their own pockets. The lot of them should be sacked and the public put in charge. The last head of the council resigned because of financial mismanagement. Check it out.
Hello !
I Have been with my girlfriend on 2019 for work in bournemouth , I appreciate so much this lovely city , i remember some homeless and often i gave some money to help them ❤
I Miss this lovely city
Alessandro
Wendall Sir ... Had to write this Note .. I Personally have had a Hell of alot of Trauma and distress in my life and addiction included BUT I have always Got out of Bed come wind or Shine at 5am every Morning to Work for a living , Even Though the Demons in my head are trying to destroy Me .. I Do Feel for Some of the People on the Streets But not all as they give up far too Easily .. I Salute Your Work in Helping and Highlighting the Situation People are in on the streets BUT again Everyone has a Choice ( Easy option and dependency OR Stand up and Over come ) .. Not being Harsh just realistic But Again Thank You and I do Respect Your Work
Humanitarian aid! Here in Britain 🇬🇧 in 2024 . Never thought I’d hear those words. You can always rely on the British people to pull together and help others less fortunate 👌🏻
I love watching your channel Wendall. You are great with people and obviously passionate about the state of your country. You and Andy from We are Humans and Johnny in Spain are great men. These videos make me really think. Can you imagine if even 1 person in every thousand did this work, what the world could be like. Thanks for getting this out 👍🙏
What a brilliant man Andy is
Genuine hero
Well done Wendell for highlighting this even though we are all to aware now if your rock up illegally in a boat ...it’s free phone , hotel, food , money ...but if your British through and Through and your on hard times your stuffed ! , well done Andy
Those helping the vulnerable here are "an absolute inspiration"!! I have just subscribed to your channel, and your passion and concern for what is happening to people who are experiencing real hardship is "absolutely undoubted"!!
If this poor couple had come ashore in a dinghy they would be put up in a 4**** hotel. The government doesn’t give a dam about our own citizens.
We don't know their backstory, we don't know exactly how they became homeless. They may be completely to blame for their situation.. I doubt that is the case but we don't know. Hating upon people fleeing another country won't help the couple that's for sure. Fact is that their is certainly enough money to help them all long term but unfortunately zero desire from those with or controlling the money.
Why should anyone worry about them? None of them went to Eton. None of them are shareholders of major corporations.
Also none of then jumped on a rubber dinghy and illegally broke into the country
I hope you end up in the same situation as them. But none helps you! What an idiotic comment!
@@knoxy9123Can we not carry the voices of right wing tropes?
Homelessness in the UK has been an issue long before the immigration crisis and to ignore that fact is to pander to the malignancy of the right wing.
@@knoxy9123
Learn to recognise sarcasm.
@@Dylanesque Your support for mass immigration causes homelessness you genius.
What a nice guy (we are humans) God bless him
Thank god for outreach organisations like We Are Human. We desperately need to build more council housing and get people into those homes. We need to provide support for them to stay in those homes too.
Hotels are full of illegal immigrants, no room for our own homeless.
Andy is doing gods work salute to him
I had to go to Bournemouth to a wedding and was shocked at how rough it is now.
It's always been rough 😂😂
I’ve always thought Bournemouth was smart…
@@griswald7156 the expensive parts yes but the parts that are working class are bad with no investment
@@sbaby-kg8hn well ive been several times to Bournemouth ….the no investment parts must be well hidden..
@@griswald7156 you just go to the tourist bits of B town trust me it has council estates
I love how this channel doesn't just show n do the one thing but your always mixing it up n doing something diffrent to be honest n its makes it always exciting even for an aussie not to mention i like learning about the UK n before this i didn't even no u guys have beaches to be honest.
Appreciate the comment. It’s hard to choose variety of content carefully, as TH-cam is in general a platform that rewards repetition! You never know I could crop up down under sooner or later 🇦🇺
yes wendall. brilliant stuff. and we are humans are brilliant too i love this.
They do an amazing job
Thanks Wendall and thanks Andy!
Great job guys
I live in Bournemouth, I have done for the past 4 years. Andy spits nothing but facts - the council has failed to help these people, both directly and indirectly. There is no reinvestment into the town, the high streets are full of empty shop units, everywhere you look, there is dirt and grime, there isn't enough jobs going around for regular folk, as every high street business here fails. there is a real drug issue in Bournemouth that i feel wasn't bought to light in this video, especially synthetic spice & coke, which of course doesn't help the people in these situations
Blessings and good luck for all these people
I love Bournemouth lots of memories happy and sad .Love you Debs missing you ❤
Good follow up Wendall, Andy helped me and continues to help us all, especially since i got turfed out. Still trying, not easy, need better more comprehensive care and concern and compassion and support.
🙏 keep strong mate 💪
Thank you, Andy and may God Bless you richly for what you are doing to help those less fortunate. You have a wonderful heart.
Andy the best CEO in the world !!!
And this is Britain in 2024 what a joke our government needs to be ashamed of
Where is the voice of the the nspcc over child grape? Where is the voice of age concern over the 35,000 deaths in care homes? Where is the of the BHF over excess deaths ? Where is the voice of the RSPCA over halal slaughter? Their silence is deafening! Give them nothing. Support local independent charities like Andy 🎉
Good points 👍👍
Brilliant
God bless you Wendall!!You have a mega wonderful ❤ helping the needy!❤❤❤
Great video
Wendall, Well I think your just brilliant, full of compassion and good deeds. I love your channel and I love to see the beauty in all that you do to support our fellow brothers and sisters in humanity.
Keep on keeping on, small inputs make a difference, keep spreading the love ❤️ xXx
Great work mate keep on keeping on .......former Bournemouth resident
Personally I would of gone to the job centre with him and shame the person who sanctioned that poor man..makes my piss boil 😡
Slight problem with your statement do you know how🎉universal discredit works
It does mine too. The work coaches, line managers and so forth make me sick. They should be utterly ashamed of themselves for what they do. That being, happy to sanction and/cut off people's money just so they can reach their set targets and score brownie points with their team leader. Can they not see that they are being used by Govt to do the dirty work. Once the DWP staff have served their purpose, Govt will completely disregard them and they too, will find themselves destitute. Karma will bite them on the ass.
Bournemouth has SO many issues. Severe mental health issues. Terrible drug and alcohol abuse. Corrupt Council. The town is virtually non existant. There is such a huge devide of very poor and very very rich, 2nd & 3rd home owners in big mansions. Property prices match London. Also, Bournemouth is HUGELY over populated, with people having moved to the area from all over the country & vast numbers coming from abroad and all over to attend the huge number of English schools and the University.
Youre actually changing lives. Thank you! I aspire to be like you!
Well done guys for helping these people , they have been dealt a cruel hand in life and deserve all the help they can get.
Going back eight years or so I was lucky enough to get down to Bournemouth for a couple of days a month in the summer months and was surprised to see so many homeless people on the streets. I got into the habit of buying some cheap sandwiches and pies from the Tesco in the square and handing them out to a few people that were homeless. They were always very grateful. I didn't want to force them onto people so I asked if they could make use of some food when I approached them , I don't think anyone ever refused. These people need help and it looks like this organisation is doing a great job , those pods look like a brilliant idea. I usually donate to the salvation army at Christmas but my donation will go to we are humans this year. Keep up the great work guys , well done.
Great work buddy, it's happening everywhere, I know first hand what it's like to be homeless, and hopeless, I'm housed now,I class myself as a very very lucky person, it's so sad,my son is in a hotel, as long as I've got a roof, he will have 1,if his housing goes south, it feels like somthing else is going on in the background, again great content, live to all,from Wales 🩵🩵🩵💯
Followed you from the start I love cornwall but I am no fool it's got huge problems ypur videos in last 6 months are incredible we have a massive problem the gap between the rich and poor is getting bigger everyday and I feel everything has changed since covid in 2020 we donr care about people anymore its frightening thank you the chippy in haye is amazing like you say😊😊
Thank you for following since the start
Total respect for these people great idea with the sleeping bag. 👊🇮🇪
I would never sleep in a tent like that if I had to sleep in the city. It's ok in the forest, but def not when sleeping on the streets.
As far as I can see, there is only one way in and out, which means that someone can close the entrance, by either rolling it together or simply by stepping on it and then setting it on fire by using a flammable liquid.
And I actually do know what I'm talking about after being homeless for over 10 years.
Even if it could save your life 🎉
@@andrewtalbot6567 If you knew how often people on the streets are getting attacked during their sleep, you wouldn't use it either.
I think people leaving tips for future unfortunate rough sleepers , is a brilliant idea, the escape route is purely sublime.