Homeless at Christmas

Posted by Kingston Liberal Democrats | Updated 2017-12-06

Don’t let the homeless and vulnerable go hungry in Norbiton this Christmas

Every Tuesday, volunteers from the CREst residents group on Norbiton’s Cambridge Road Estate provide a hot meal in Piper Hall to the vulnerable and homeless in the Norbiton/Kingston area.

Kingston Council wants to shut Piper Hall for two weeks over Christmas, stopping volunteers from providing meals over the Christmas period. No funding or assistance is required, as all volunteers have raised necessary funds and are fully trained.

Add your name to our petition now:

I call upon Kingston Council to let volunteers feed homeless and vulnerable people in Piper Hall this Christmas.

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