Points to Ponder

[Hugo]

I was watching the BBC news this morning and they were talking about the homeless people living in the UK.     Apparently the Government has pledged to reduce the number of homeless people over the next few years.     In actual fact it was quite upsetting seeing rows and rows of rough sleepers on the streets in small tents

Homelessness: Number of rough sleepers up by a quarter in ...There's no single UK figure, but latest data shows a severe crisis: over 380,000 people were homeless in England alone (including 175k children) in late 2025, with rough sleeping hitting 4,667 in Autumn 2024. Scotland had 34,067 households experiencing homelessness in 2024-25, while Wales reported around 121 rough sleepers in early 2024, highlighting huge numbers in temporary shelter and hidden homelessness.

I wonder if they have any statistics for the homeless Asylum seekers?

[Hugo]

Reform leader says Llandudno town hall a 'financial liability' for council
Louise Emery defends bid to 'dispose of' building and Market Street car park to organisation linked to Mostyn Estates


Why isn't the property for sale on the open market?         I wonder what Mostyn Estates motive is, perhaps more apartments or another multi storey car park





https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/reform-leader-says-llandudno-town-33304767

[Hugo]

Failed asylum seeker families to be offered up to £40k to leave UK


And it's not even April 1st yet !


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0j559146e6o

[Hugo]

Migrant who raped Welsh teenager wasn't deported to respect his 'right to family life'
'Danger to women' Gift Oladele successfully appealed deportation order at asylum tribunal after he was previously jailed for pouncing on a lone woman

Whose Human Rights should be the most important , the victim's or the perpetrator's?       



https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/migrant-who-raped-welsh-teenager-33613810