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Please. Day 1 call the police. They don't turn up Day 2 call the police. They don't turn up. Get in the real world! This is Brighton where shoplifting is legal. A homeless person on the street has no chance of a response.

Not straight away it isn't. That comes in after 5 minutes because I have to wash down the shop front after them. Honestly, imagine opening your front door EVERY day and seeing a homeless person drunk, sick, urinating or worse on your steps. How long before you get a bucket of water?

So I have a question. When I go to open my shop in Brighton I find a homeless person camped in front most mornings. They stink, leave an absolute mess, use shop entrances as toilets, refuse to move and swear at me because I've a business to run. What would you do? And if you say 'ask them to...