Articles relating to: Homeless
Soul Kitchen: Cheshire restaurants provide meals for the homeless
A group of restaurants have joined forces with a Chester charity to provide hot meals for homeless people throughout lockdown.
Read the full story..Invisible Cities: the homeless become walking tour guides of their own streets
“Coming on a tour is a unique way to experience a city, encouraging people to open their eyes and ears, to see the city in a different way,” says Alice Sparks, who created and runs Invisible (Manchester).
Read the full story..It’s Behind You! Chorlton theatre The Edge tackles homelessness with new Christmas show
Janine Waters, artistic director of The Edge in Chorlton, writes for Northern Soul.
Read the full story..The Price of Periods: why do homeless women have to beg for tampons?
Ah, periods. Your insides feel like they are being scraped away with a spoon, like egg from a shell, and there’s this weird dragging sensation in your womb. I spend most of the time in the bath or curled up on the sofa with a hot water bottle, a box of paracetamol and a block of Cathedral City cheddar.
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- “People are a lot more aware of local businesses.” The founders of Roastea talk to Northern Soul
- “We have a basket that’s 4,000 years old, but looks like you can buy it in B&Q.” Campbell Price, Egyptologist and curator at Manchester Museum
- “It’s given us the time to sit down and realise where we want to go with our music.” The Orielles chat to Northern Soul
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