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AN MP has demanded an overhaul of how homeless people are treated after he told Parliament people were denied help because they were not addicts and therefore not a priority.
Shipley MP Philip Davies said it was ludicrous how people with no addictions were being punished, deemed less in need and inadvertently being told to go and become an addict. Speaking in an attempt by a backbench MP to force Government to do more to help reduce homelessness, Mr Davies told of his time volunteering at St George’s Crypt in Leeds.
