Pontypridd beggars

[Mrs Steve R]

Might it be down to the fact that some pre-heated foodstuffs are not suitable for redistribution some hours after having been cooked?

I don't think that was the problem, they sell much of it in their cheap shops the next day anyway.
The guy I spoke to from the charity said they were opening a coffee shop that was going to be ran by the homeless at the beginning of this year so they might be able to use the food from her store but I assume it hasn't happened yet.
My daughter has won hampers at work a couple of times and shared them with the homeless on her way home, she would love to be able to do that with the bin bags full of sandwiches ect that she has to throw away every day, she's not a registered charity though so she's not allowed, just seems crazy.

[Organ Morgan.]

Charities want money. With money they can piss 90% of it away on admin costs and paying their CEO in excess of £100k per annum.