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Chase star Shaun Wallace and comedian Duncan Norvelle open two new homeless shelters in South Shields

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Homeless Worldwide opens new housing for the homeless in South Shields. The BBC were there to report...

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Shaun Wallace, also known as the ‘Dark Destroyer’ on the ITV quiz show, an ambassador for charity Homeless Worldwide, officially opened the two new properties in Beach Road, housing 50 new residents on Friday, December 6.
He was joined at the ribbon-cutting ceremony by charity patron, 80s comic Duncan Norvelle and founder Jenny Roberts.
Jenny, who grew up in South Shields, set up Homeless Worldwide earlier this year, after her brother Darren Ledger passed away on the streets in December 2017.

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