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Bristol bar lets homeless people use their address so they can register to vote

Workers will print off forms, send them off and let people use their address if necessary.

Jack Peat by Jack Peat
2019-11-22 12:12
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A bar in Bristol is helping homeless people to vote by letting them use their address on the registration forms.

To help rough sleepers, workers at Bristol Beer Factory bar at the Arnolfini will print off forms, send them off and let people use their address if necessary.

They will even give them a free hot drink while their register.

Posting a plea on Facebook the team wrote:

“Don’t lose your vote,

“If you know any homeless people that would like to vote but don’t have an address they can use ours.

“Just let them know to pop to the Arnolfini Café Bar. We’ll give them a form and a hot drink.”

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Please share! Some of the team have started a small initiative to help people who are homeless vote…help us get the word out there! @ArnolfiniCafe @bristol247 @BristolShelter @bristolhomeless @EmmausBristol @JulianTrust @caringinbristol @bristol247 pic.twitter.com/sYmY0XZP1D

— Bristol Beer Factory (@BrisBeerFactory) November 19, 2019

Thousands of vulnerable people left homeless this winter

New research recently found that there could be thousands of vulnerable young people left homeless in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

Centrepoint said more than 22,000 16 to 25-year-olds in England could find themselves sleeping rough or sofa-surfing during the festive period this year.

The ‘worrying’ figure exceeds the capacity of London’s O2 Arena.

Its survey of 227 young people who have been homeless found that 69 per cent felt that no-one cared for their wellbeing, while 72 per cent said it had a negative impact on their mental health.

Related: Labour can close the gap in the polls according to evidence from the last election

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