KENSINGTON SQUATTERS

The video discusses the issue of squatting, focusing on squatters in Kensington, London. It highlights the challenges faced by squatters, such as housing shortages and the need for basic supplies like food. Interviews with key figures, including Mr. Coleman of the Kilburn Communist Party, reveal the logistics of moving families and the efforts to provide meals. The government's stance on the issue is not yet clear. Mrs. Barnes shares her experience of living in cramped conditions, emphasizing the housing crisis.

What was one of the first issues the squatters resolved upon moving into the Duchess of Bedford mansions?

• Securing the milk supply

• Arranging transportation

• Finding a place to sleep

• Contacting the government

Who is Mr. Coleman in the context of the squatters' movement?

• A journalist

• A government official

• The secretary of the Golden Branch of the Kilburn Communist Party

• A local resident

How did Mr. Coleman and his group transport the families to the new location?

• By lorry, bus, and the Underground Railway

• By private cars

• By airplane

• By walking

What arrangements were made for feeding the families on the day of the move?

• They were provided with food by local residents

• They brought packed lunches

• They cooked their own meals

• Emergency feeding was arranged through British restaurants

What was the living situation of Mrs. Barnes before moving to the new location?

• She had a spacious apartment

• She lived in a government-provided shelter

• She shared one room with another family

• She lived alone in a large house