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Opinion piece: Brixton, homelessness, addiction and mental illness by XR’s Roger Hallam
Over the past ten weeks, I’ve been knocking on doors across Brixton, chatting at bus stops and spending several evenings each week talking to local residents. Along with others from the Brixton Assemble project, we’ve now spoken with around 2,000 people on the doorsteps and in the streets. What have we discovered? First, people love Brixton. It’s got diversity, community — and yes, buzz. The parks, the shops, the bars. The transport links and th…
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Opinion piece: Brixton, homelessness, addiction and mental illness by XR’s Roger Hallam
Over the past ten weeks, I’ve been knocking on doors across Brixton, chatting at bus stops and spending several evenings each week talking to local residents. Along with others from the Brixton Assemble project, we’ve now spoken with around 2,000 people on the doorsteps and in the streets. What have we discovered? First, people love Brixton. It’s got diversity, community — and yes, buzz. The parks, the shops, the bars. The transport links and th…
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