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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
Business
Danny Rigg

'It's 2022 and we've got to buy beds for people? It shouldn't be happening'

Two brothers bullied at school for "smelling" found refuge at the L6 Community Centre, which runs an after-school youth club and a free laundrette for people who can't afford washing machines.

Opened in 1999, the community centre on Queens Road in Everton, is on the frontline of the cost-of-living crisis, helping deprived communities hit hard by rising prices.

County ward councillor Gerard Woodhouse is the charity's chief executive. Between phone calls, staff asking questions, and sips from a Diet Coke can, he flips through pages lying on his desk.

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