Devastating 😞
A charity helping Nottingham's 'most vulnerable people' will have to leave its building in just seven days. Joginder Singh, a co-founder of the charity located in Hyson Green, said he was "gutted" to learn Nottingham City Council's decision following a row over the running costs of the building.
Mr Singh argued his charity is only using 10 percent of Hyson Green Community Centre, and would not be able to pay for the running costs of the whole building. He also claimed that his idea of switching the boiler off to save them money was turned down by the council because that "may result in burst pipes".
"It puts pressure on the most vulnerable people in the city that we help here. All my life I have been helping people. We are contributing to this society with everything we do, and I am thinking about all of these people who are going to suffer once we are gone.
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