No Fixed Abode - World In Action, Part 2

In 1991, on behalf of World in Action, Adam Holloway set out to live homeless on the streets of London. With no bank accounts or credit cards, his worldly possessions consisted of the clothes that he was standing in, £30 cash, and a bag with a concealed camera and microphone.
No Fixed Abode tells the story of his struggle to find food to eat and a roof to sleep under. On his journey, he shows us the harsh reality of homelessness in London.
Copyright of this programme belongs to Adam Holloway, Granada Television, World In Action and all those involved in the production of this episode.
With thanks personally to Adam Holloway for highlighting this problem. Now 25 years on how is life today for those facing the same problems?

[@anne-marieriamitchell1140]

So sad I used to work with my dad who was a dentist and I didn’t know what NFA on the address meant I thought because I’m a bit dyslexic that it meanr the Naffa in the army stores I soon learnt

[@user-en4mz1gj1e]

the biggest danger on the street as a newcomer is the other homeless , theres a lot of scumbag homeless people out there , that they known to the housing sector and cant even fit back in to the community /their behaviour never changes even though they have had endless flats ,

[@user-en4mz1gj1e]

every city has a lieing tow rag scouser like this one , they always the same tho , lol , i know as ive been homeless many years ago.