An Exeter businessman is calling on the local business community to help tackle homelessness in the city.
Bruce Priday, who's chairman of a financial services company, completed a 230 mile walk at the weekend during which he slept rough to raise awareness of the problem.
And he says while it's generally seen as the job of local authorities and charities to ensure that people have a roof over their heads, he thinks businesses should also do their bit.
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