A second charity supporting Glasgow's homeless has spoken out over fears they will be driven off the road by the upcoming Low Emission Zone enforcement.
Emmaus Glasgow offers supported accommodation for 27 people who have experienced homelessness as well as running two weekly soup kitchens and supporting local food banks. They also provide free furniture for people in need.
In order to carry out its work, the charity relies on its current fleet of vans to collect and deliver items to support its service users and run their shops.
