Have your say on ... homelessness | The people's panel
Homelessness appears to be on the rise as government cuts start to bite. We'd like to hear from commenters with personal experience of the issue
The invisible population of London those without a home is growing, according to the Evening Standard. But the problem isn't limited to London, and many fear that homelessness will only continue to increase at a time of squeezed budgets, repossessions and rising unemployment.
As the government's cuts start to bite and as part of our people's panel series, we would like to publish the thoughts of readers who have experienced (or have family members who have) precarious housing situations or homelessness, and how they have managed to make do. We would also like to hear how they think the problem could and should be tackled by politicians, charities and the public. It may be possible to publish submissions a! nonymous ly if preferred.
If you would like to participate, please email Jessica Reed (jessica.reed@guardian.co.uk) with a few lines about your thoughts, and add your username and phone number if possible.
Please note that we may not be able to respond to all submissions.
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