Homeless people will be able to move into shipping
containers in a former scrap metal yard in a bid to tackle a city's housing
shortage. The converted containers will provide temporary homes for a period of
five years for 36 men and women with a history of homelessness. Six containers
are due to arrive in the New England Quarter of Brighton, East Sussex, with a
further 30 arriving in the next few days. Read more on the Daily Mirror
website.
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