Homeless rebuild tented city in London’s Park Lane – just yards from the Dorchester Hotel where a room for the night costs more than £600
- Photos show a group of people have set up camp in the affluent part of London
A ‘tented city’ has been rebuilt by homeless people in London’s Park Lane – just yards from the Dorchester hotel where a room for the night costs more than £600.
Photos show how a group of people appear to have set up camp in the area, with several tents pitched next to each other, as well as chairs propped up nearby.
An illegal camp on London’s Park Lane that was linked to a rise in crime and anti-social behaviour was torn down in 2021 – after seven years.
This came after a series of complaints from locals as a group of Romanians pitched themselves on the grass for long periods of time.
London’s Park Lane pictured today – tents and chairs pitched up in the area
More tents pitched up in Park Lane – just yards away from the Dorchester Hotel
The area has previously been cleared away – but now groups of people have set up camp again
The area was previously occupied by people who pitched tents – this is Park Lane pictured today
Westminster Council has been contacted for comment by MailOnline about the latest camp
The area was blighted by trouble over a period of some seven years, with different groups coming and going, but causing disruption to those living and working in the affluent part of the city.
After the occupants left and abandoned their tents, authorities swooped in, armed with heavy machinery and removal vehicles, to clear up the mess in January 2021.
Council workers were forced to clear piles of rubbish and dismantle tents left on green space in the affluent area.
Westminster Council has been contacted for comment by MailOnline about the latest camp.
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