Angry protesters served housing secretary Michael Gove with a mock eviction notice to vent their anger at the homelessness crisis engulfing England on Thursday (11 April) morning. 🪧

“Urgent, radical action is needed.” 💬

Liam Geraghty reports. ⬇️

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Homeless families serve Michael Gove an ‘eviction notice’ for his role in fueling the housing crisis HASL

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🪅👀🏚did you see our temporary accommodation piñata get destroyed outside the Department for Housing yesterday? Temporary accommodation shouldn't exist because we should all have the good council homes we need!

'It's unforgivable': Michael Gove served 'eviction notice' by protesters over rising homelessness
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Lambeth's homeless families serve Gove with 'eviction notice' londonnewsonline.co.uk/news/lambeths-…

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Thank you Robert Firth for highlighting this social housing protest yesterday and to HASL for organising it. Too many people are suffering in inhumane living conditions. The enlarged eviction letter was a creatively clever idea to gain attention in the protest

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Hundreds of us turned up outside the Department for Housing today for a powerful, loud and determined protest demanding the family sized council houses that we urgently need!

We also served an eviction notice on Michael Gove for his role in fueling the housing crisis

They called on Gove, who they accuse of presiding over the biggest homelessness crisis in Britain’s history, to commit to investing in more quality three, four and five bedroom council homes.

Homeless London families marched on government offices and served housing secretary Michael Gove an eviction notice this morning.

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Important action

When Tower Hamlets council tried to evict a heavily pregnant refugee weeks before her due date, she trusted me to tell her story. Following public pressure the council later withdrew its decision to evict her opendemocracy.net/en/pregnant-re…

Teresa and her daughter, 10, have lived in a tiny studio flat in Newham that has been described as more like a bedsit for the past four years.

They have been refused priority banding on the council's housing waiting list several times due to lacking-

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