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Homelessness

Janelle Clarke was housed in The Grand Heights in Slough by Redbridge Council
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Family housed in Slough by east London council finally get permanent home

Redbridge Town Hall. Redbridge Town Hall.
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Cuts planned to rein in £15m council overspend

Winston Way Academy pupils with the food donations for the Welcome Centre Winston Way Academy pupils with the food donations for the Welcome Centre
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Ilford primary school pupils make homeless centre food donation

Atmane Metsaha has run Tangerine Catering for 28 years, and has in recent years donated surplus food to homeless people in Redbridge Atmane Metsaha has run Tangerine Catering for 28 years, and has in recent years donated surplus food to homeless people in Redbridge
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Ilford caterer who donated food for homeless to close business

Amrita Sapal (second from right) gave £120 to SEVA, a Sikh charity feeding the homeless in Ilford Amrita Sapal (second from right) gave £120 to SEVA, a Sikh charity feeding the homeless in Ilford
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Girl, 13, nominated for award after giving birthday money to feed homeless

Ben Harris, 21, who is kayaking the length of the longest lake in the world Ben Harris, 21, who is kayaking the length of the longest lake in the world
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UPDATE: Wanstead student completing kayak challenge on foot after shipwreck

Mayor of Redbridge Cllr Roy Emmett speaks with Seva volunteers Mayor of Redbridge Cllr Roy Emmett speaks with Seva volunteers
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Redbridge mayor thanks charity for helping homeless during pandemic

Council leader Jas Athwal, Cllr Vanisha Solanki, Ryedale manager Mel Malcolm and resident Parminder at the opening of 18 new studio flats for rough sleepers. Council leader Jas Athwal, Cllr Vanisha Solanki, Ryedale manager Mel Malcolm and resident Parminder at the opening of 18 new studio flats for rough sleepers.
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Ilford care home turned into studio flats for rough sleepers

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