If people come you can always help them, somewhere to sleep, and to suss out a house, to squat it, to move them in. They have to be told about it. In squatting you can't be a landlord, because people won't stand on their own two feet. We mustn't take houses we can't keep. Any hierarchy must be kept to a minimum.
Furniture is needed as well as people.
People have to move into empty houses. There's a warehouse available on the other side of the river for two months. You can get furniture from the Social Services and it's possible to get it for squatters, and the SS will give money to decorate the houses. And there is increased squatting in luxury property such as Herne Hill and Bartholomew Road. There is an anti-eviction squad in Notting Hill.