The UK's biggest union, Unite, has voiced concerns that housing charity Shelter's proposals to cut 105 frontline staff will leave it a "virtual charity".
The union believes that the plans could not come at a worse time with the Government's cuts and changes to housing benefit imminent.
Shelter is currently considering closing 10 frontline housing advice services.
The charity's chief executive, Campbell Robb, said: "Sadly we have had to take the difficult decision to propose the closure of 10 of ou...
