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Double-decker night shelter for homeless

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Published: 3 April 2017
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A dream is about to come true for a woman who is passionate about helping the homeless following her recent plea for a double-decker bus.

Joanne Vines takes delivery of the retired bus

Joanne Vines contacted Stagecoach South who was delighted to offer up a retired double-decker bus free of charge.

Joanne now needs the Portsmouth community to get involved in converting the bus into a place to provide facilities for those on the streets.

Once finished, the bus will have space for 12 beds, showers, a kitchen and toilets. 

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