- 運命 Mitchell moved into the 避難所 in Selly Oak seven months ago
- Are you on a 住宅 waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる）? Email richard.percival@mailonline.co.uk?
Britain's 住宅 危機 has been laid 明らかにする after a?group of?homeless?people transformed a disused bus stop into a 一時的な home.
運命 Mitchell, 26, moved into the 9.8ft by 3.2ft glass and metal 避難所 in Selly Oak, Birmingham, seven months ago?with boyfriend Ryan, 31, and her 44-year-old mother.
The trio have 追加するd?cupboards, 議長，司会を務めるs, carpet, 貯蔵所s, bedding and 最高の Mario Bros-主題d 一時しのぎの物，策 curtains.
But shopkeepers who are 支払う／賃金ing thousands of 続けざまに猛撃するs in 商売／仕事 率s and 地元のs said the 避難所 was attracting 'anti-social behaviour' from large （人が）群がるs of people 集会 late at night.
It comes as Birmingham is caught in the 支配する of a 住宅 危機 with more than 23,000 世帯s waiting for a 所有物／資産／財産. This 人物／姿／数字 含むs nearly 5,000 people who are living in 一時的な accommodation.?
The 会議 以前 警告するd its waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） for social 住宅 could be の近くにd to new applicants because of a backlog.?
国家的に, around 1.3 million 世帯s across England are waiting for a 所有物／資産／財産. 一方／合間, 109,000 世帯s in England ? 含むing 142,000 children ? were in 緊急 住宅 between June and September last year.?
運命 Mitchell, 26, is homeless and has turned a bus stop into a 一時的な home in Selly Oak, Birmingham
The 避難所 is kitted out with cupboards, 議長，司会を務めるs, carpet, 貯蔵所s, bedding and 最高の Mario Bros-主題d 一時しのぎの物，策 curtains
The 26-year-old lives in the bus stop (pictured) with boyfriend Ryan, 31, and her 44-year-old mother
会議 areas in England with the most number of rough sleepers (Data Source: UK 政府)
Number of people on the social 住宅 waiting 名簿（に載せる）／表（にあげる） in different 地域s of England
政府 人物／姿／数字s also 明らかにする／漏らすd 3,898 people slept rough in 2023, an 年次の 増加する of 27 パーセント and the largest 年次の rise since 2015.
The highest number of rough sleepers in 2023 were in Westminster (277) and Camden (121) and the??biggest year-on-year 増加するs were in Kingston upon 船体 (290 パーセント), Ealing (121 パーセント), Redbridge (89 パーセント) and 物陰／風下d (32 パーセント).
One 会議 leader told MailOnline how the 問題／発行する was placing even more 圧力 on 地元の 当局.
Se?n D T Woodward, of Fareham Borough 会議 in Hampshire said: 'There is a 抱擁する and 増加するing cost on all 会議s who are 住宅 当局 to 融通する those at rick of homelessness.?
'In Fareham a few years ago that cost was around £100,000 毎年. It has now risen to £2,000,000 as さまざまな factors bite 含むing the cost of mortgages and rent, 特に in the south-east.?
'In Fareham nobody needs to sleep on the street and, when any homeless people engage with the 会議 経由で Fareham StreetAid, there is always a room for them.?
Taking a 高度に 統合するd approach with partners we 確実にする that we can 答える／応じる 速く to every 事例／患者, often 妨げるing homelessness, but this comes at an 増加するing cost.
In Birmingham, 運命 said the 会議 has 申し込む／申し出d to 供給する 一時的な accommodation but she does not want to be separated from her mother who has autism.
The 26-year-old 追加するd: 'When we 設立する this place it was my idea to create this living space.
'Before I lived in a bus stop, I was sleeping in a 一面に覆う／毛布 on the 床に打ち倒す, but I didn't feel 安全な.
'I've been living here for seven months. Before that we lived 近づく Greggs before the police moved us on.'
The family now 直面する finding another place to live and sleep after 輸送（する） for West Midlands (TfWM), which runs the stop, 発表するd it was 破壊するing the bus 避難所 within weeks.?
One 労働者 at Chicking, a nearby 急速な／放蕩な food restaurant, said their presence had become an 問題／発行する. He told MailOnline: 'It’s probably been like seven months or so. They’ve been fighting in there, in the bus 避難所. They come into the restaurant 同様に very often. They fight too.
'A lot of people come in. The custo mers are annoyed. They smoke inside the bus 避難所.
'They come inside the restaurant and ask for 解放する／自由な food. They ask the 顧客s too. The 会議 don’t do enough, people are not moving from there.
'At the night time it is horrible. At night time there’s ten of them, smoking and drinking beer. They everything there. They don’t come in here much.
'They should be taken care of, they have been 苦しむing from a lot. They should be taken from here, even if the 会議 supported them, there are people are coming from different areas. They mess around with them.
'They need to give them a better 住宅 and 除去する the 避難所.'
Ash, who 作品 at Computer 表明する just metres away from the bus stop, said: 'We have had a problem with these people sitting in 前線 of us for the past three months. It’s not good. These people have lots of 訪問者s. If you come here Saturday night, there’s lots of them. It’s a hotspot.
The pair have lived in the 避難所 in Selly Oak, Birmingham (pictured) for seven months and have 追加するd cupboards, 議長，司会を務めるs, carpet, 貯蔵所s and bedding
?The family 直面する finding another place to live and sleep after 輸送（する） for West Midlands (TfWM) said they would be 破壊するing the 避難所 (pictured)
A 地元の support charity is was working with the couple to find 'appropriate accommodation' instead of the 避難所 (pictured)
'There’s a 少しのd smell all around in this area. This is 影響する／感情ing our 商売／仕事. There was a fight here. There were no 顧客s, no 商売／仕事. It is 影響する／感情ing our 商売／仕事.
'They should 除去する the bus stop from here. If it is not in use, why is it 利用できる. Give them accommodation, there must be no accommodation for them.
'I don’t know how these people can stay clean. We have people begging in the street all the time, but sleeping in the street is new.'
One shopkeeper, who chose not to be 指名するd, said his 暮らし was 存在 影響する／感情d and told BirminghamLive: 'I've complained to the 会議 so many times but nothing has been done so far. People are 脅すd to visit my shop at night because of the （人が）群がるs.
'Every night 20 to 25 people gather here. This is bothering my 商売／仕事. I even phoned police two or three times, but they don't seem to care. I'm 支払う／賃金ing £6,000 in 商売／仕事 率s for the year and £20,000 in rent. It's a big problem for me - but what can I do?'
Another shopkeeper 追加するd: 'It's very sad 状況／情勢, of course, but the anti-social behaviour is 影響する／感情ing us and our 顧客s. Something needs to be done so they're given a proper place to stay.
'It's not fair to anyone what's happening at the moment. We need to find a 解答 that 控訴s everyone.'
Support charity 核搭載ミサイル Reach said it was working with the couple to find 'appropriate accommodation'.?
A spokesperson for the charity said: 'Our teams are aware of the couple and have been trying to work with them to find appropriate accommodation. Unfortunately they have 拒絶する／低下するd accommodation as it is 現在／一般に not in the area they would prefer.
'We will always work with people to encourage them into appropriate 住宅 but unfortunately いつかs people do 拒絶する／低下する help. We will continue our daily checks on the couple and continue with 申し込む／申し出s of 住宅 support and 選択s for them.'
核搭載ミサイル said staff worked 'closely' with police but that it was 'unaware of any 関心s regarding anti-social behaviour', 追加するing: 'We would always encourage anyone 関心d about someone sleeping rough to 報告（する）／憶測 their 関心s to us using Streetlink.'
A spokesperson for TfWM said: 'All bus services have been 強固にする／合併する／制圧するd at a 隣人ing 避難所 so this one is no longer 要求するd and it has therefore been （ーのために）とっておくd for 除去. The 過程 to 除去する the 避難所 is 進行中で, 含むing disconnecting 力／強力にする 供給（する）, 安全な・保証するing road work 許すs and scheduling the 作品 with 請負業者s.
輸送（する） for West Midlands (TfWM) said the bus stop (pictured) was not in use and was 予定 to be 除去するd
'In the 合間, we're liaising with our partners 含むing the police, 会議 and 地元の 住宅 providers who are working to 安全な・保証する suitable long-称する，呼ぶ／期間／用語 accommodation for the people 伴う／関わるd. We thank the 地元の community for their patience while the 問題／発行する is 解決するd.'
Birmingham City 会議 確認するd the bus 避難所 'will be 除去するd soon' but no date had been 始める，決める.
A 会議 spokesperson said: 'Homeless support services have 接触するd the couple and made accommodation 申し込む／申し出s.
'The 申し込む／申し出s have not yet been taken up, but the 申し込む／申し出 of support and accommodation will continue to be there should they change their mind.'
It comes after the 会議 主張するd a?roundabout in an 無名の 場所 in the city?was?'砂漠d' - にもかかわらず 証拠 of?homeless people liv ing in テントs surrounded by mountains of rubbish and used needles.?
（映画の）フィート数 from last year showed the ground littered with discarded 着せる／賦与するs, a テント strung up over the railings, abandoned 所持品, old 領収書s and what appears to be sleeping 捕らえる、獲得するs.?
捕らえる、獲得するs, a スーツケース, a discarded foldaway bed and a 比較して spotless mirror sit just outside the sleeping ４半期/4分の1s.
Cars could be heard tooting their horns from beyond the 障壁 of trees 避難所ing the hideaway from 見解（をとる）.
Discarded 着せる／賦与するing, cups and brightly coloured 洗浄器／皮下注射／浣腸器s can be seen amongst older, 分解するd rubbish, while the 地元の paper also （人命などを）奪う，主張するs to have 設立する children's toys.
Last year, 人物／姿／数字s from London 会議s, a cross-party group 代表するing the 資本／首都's 地元の 当局 showed?Over 4,000 people were 記録，記録的な／記録するd as sleeping rough on the 資本／首都's streets between July and September.
This 人物／姿／数字 was 12 パーセント up on the same period last year and with over half doing so for the first time.?
