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city that won’t let you sit down doesn’t want you there. You can read a street by its benches, or by the lack of them: the armrests set to stop
p sleeping, the ledges studded with metal. The cheapest thing a council can do is put down a bench and leave it for twenty years.
Commons · Essay
Give us back the benches
By Anouk de Vries · 10 min read
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