parents and he got off a boat when he was 15, 16 years of age because their dad had died, he was a farmer and they lost their home. so the mother with the parish priest, is like something out of a novel, they put them on boats to all over the world. the sense really that through no fault of your own, if you lose yourjob, a dad died as a heart attack at a8, he is not a bad guy, it happens. but it then catapulted into essentially what i would now call homelessness. it is into essentially what i would now call homelessness. call homelessness. it is seeing be ond call homelessness. it is seeing beyond the call homelessness. it is seeing beyond the man call homelessness. it is seeing beyond the man or call homelessness. it is seeing beyond the man or the - call homelessness. it is seeing beyond the man or the woman| call homelessness. it is seeing - beyond the man or the woman shaking pick up at you or holding up that sign, seeing the story that may be led to that. and you did go on
the government spending actually quite a lot of money on the symptom of homelessness rather than the cure. , ,., . of homelessness rather than the cure. , . ., i. cure. during the pandemic, after you were involved cure. during the pandemic, after you were involved again, cure. during the pandemic, after you were involved again, talked - cure. during the pandemic, after you were involved again, talked of- cure. during the pandemic, after you were involved again, talked of the i were involved again, talked of the opportunity created by what we have seen what had been done. we have got to grasp it, you set. are we ever going to create a briton for and if not now then when? we haven t, have we? arnie not now then when? we haven t, have we? ~ . , ., we? we haven t. and i m trying not to be naive- we? we haven t. and i m trying not to be naive. but we? we haven t. and i m trying not to be naive. but i we? we haven t. and i m trying not to be naive. but i think we? we haven t
charity work for a long time. i have just a huge amount of time for his determination, and normally he is right. so what is very interesting if he was ahead of everybody on loads of stuff to do with the environment. i have obviously had more of an involvement in things to do with social exclusion and homelessness. last year we came together again because he wanted to see if there was anything he could do in an apolitical way, which is always tricky, critically when you re the king, to ease in some way the cost of living. and of course we came up with an idea of freezers, which sounds bonkers but bear with me, that basically if a household as a freezer, the amount of money it spends on its weekly bill goes down because it can buy in bulk and freeze waste and of course it reduces food waste which means the footprint is lower. and so very
young louise casey say to louise casey now about how much has and has not been achieved? what casey now about how much has and has not been achieved? not been achieved? what is really interestin: not been achieved? what is really interesting is not been achieved? what is really interesting is the not been achieved? what is really interesting is the fact not been achieved? what is really interesting is the fact that - not been achieved? what is really interesting is the fact that i - not been achieved? what is really interesting is the fact that i think| interesting is the fact that i think we know how to do it. away, there is no excuse. first time round it was a strategy to stop rough sleeping, not just dealing with who is on the street but actually who is coming onto the street. and that does not necessarily mean we will solve all of the childhood experiences and the impacts of the people who end up homeless. but we can, for example, thisjudge people from prison on monday morni
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