A Belle Vue Manchester sales boss and his friend have saved a shelter for homeless men, after it was threatened with closure amid the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
Charity Supporting People in Need (SPIN) provides shelter, food and training for rough sleepers at The Well, a former Baptist Church in Manchester.
But it was told by Manchester City Council that it would lose funding unless residents each had their own living space to accommodate social distancing. Men were sleeping 12 to a dormitory before the pandemic.
Belle Vue Manchester Sales Manager Damien Ditchfield, alongside friend and qualified joiner . . .
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