The houseless people are now being allowed to retrieve their items, with the proviso of a photo id and a copy, along with a utility bill plus copy, not more than two months old.

Not sure which genius came up with the idea of asking people who have not had utilities, for SEVEN MONTHS, for a utility bill.

The camp had two generators, two solar panels for power and two gas burners for cooking.

£400 core funding per week for more than 120 people. Even with our problems, better than you and better than most of the population.

Most of those who were evicted from Finsbury Square regarded the camp as their home. They have now been evicted from their homes and are again houseless. The home is their camp and they feel safer with each other in that community.

Where do you suggest the homeless to go? Would it be better if they sleep rough, without a tent?

Some from OccupyLSX and Finsbury Sq. have ended up doing that again, as tents get confiscated by the police.

When homeless sleep rough on a doorstep, easily ignored, when they set up a tent, they become too blatant for people’s good taste. They actually have to see the homeless people.

Feel better now that you can vent on a webpage?

Don’t worry. Everything is fine.

#Carry on Shopping.

At the High Court Mr Justice Hickinbottom was told the Finsbury Square camp had caused £20,000 damage to the land and the council had spent £26,000 on security.

And worse:

The council said it also lost £12,000 in rent and income after restaurants in the public square closed.

What that means is that not only did your pathetic camp cost the residents of Islington a whole load of money, it also cost people their jobs. You sicken me.

I thought u were all well aware of your pending eviction?!
I think it would have least been polite to tidy up after yourselves.
You have completely ruined Finsbury Square Park and
It is in a right state now.
#notimpressed