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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Jake Brigstock

Plan to double number of beds for rough sleepers at Nottingham site

A charity which provided beds for homeless adults in Nottingham city has explained why it has stopped. YMCA, which delivers a range of housing services, provided 10 beds at Wellesley House on Shakespeare Street in the city centre.

But the charity decided to end that, withdrawing from delivering this and ending their lease on the building, according to a Nottingham City Council delegated decision. However, a different company will carry on the provision, providing 20 beds and supported accommodation for rough sleepers, double the number available in 2021/22.

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