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Len has slept rough in London and around England for a few years and says that it’s getting a lot harder to live on the streets. He says that there are more people than ever before sleeping rough, which makes it harder to find spaces to stay dry and sleep.

I met Len and his buddies after I got off the train. They were trying to stay dry on a wet afternoon and of course, I just had to say hello and make some new friends.

Len tells the truth about sleeping rough in wet weather. His only wish… to have a happy life!


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