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Bus Shelter Isle of Wight

The Isle of Wight Bus Shelter officially launched in November 2016.

The converted double-decker bus will provide shelter for up to 16 people at a time.

It is thought to be the first of its kind in the UK and has the ability to move to where it is most needed.

Below are some of the article published about the project which was spearheaded by Kevin Newton.

6, December 2016·1 min read

Isle of Wight bands to raise cash for Bus Shelter at pre-Christmas gig

Get in the party spirit with your friends at this brilliant fundraiser for the Bus Shelter project.

1, December 2016·2 min read

Shock as homeless Islanders evicted from field at 3am (updated)

Tents and sleeping bags (some donated) as well as personal belongings of homeless Islanders on the outskirts of Newport were trashed and the occupants evicted in the early hours of Wednesday morning this week with no notice.

30, November 2016·1 min read

Your vote for the Bus Shelter could help make a difference

The Bus Shelter has been nominated for an award of £2,000 but they need to attract the most public votes. This service is already making a huge difference to the lives of those living on the streets.

23, November 2016·1 min read

Volunteers needed to help man the Bus Shelter for the homeless

There are several shifts available to help out at the Bus Shelter sanctuary. You are never on duty alone and any necessary training will be given. If you have some time to help get in touch with Kevin.

21, November 2016·2 min read

Isle of Wight Bus Shelter for the homeless: ‘First of its kind’ in UK

A year since the idea first surfaced and after six months of hard work, the Isle of Wight Bus Shelter goes into action this week. Providing a safe, warm and dry place for up to 16 homeless sleepers each night.

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