Double decker bus transformed into shelter for the homeless

Double decker bus transformed into shelter for the homeless

It was earmarked for scrap, but this bus now has a much better destiny as a homeless shelter. It's gone from 72 seats to 12 beds. The Stagecoach double decker has been converted into a place to rest for 12 people at a time, complete with a fitted kitchen and toilet.
@dheerthan04:13 PM 28-Nov-2017

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