Multiple reports describe conditions in Grosvenor Gardens, a public square in London near The Goring Hotel, which is described as popular with visitors. The reports say the area has increasingly been used by people sleeping rough, and that some local residents and tourists have raised concerns about behaviour and safety. One outlet characterizes the people staying there as “aggressive” and says the presence has led to intimidation of passers-by, though details and independent verification of the claims are not provided in the excerpts available. The reports also note the contrast between the area’s affluent profile and the alleged use of the square as an informal shelter. The information presented centers on complaints and the perceived change in how the space is being used, rather than on any confirmed figures, official assessments, or specific incidents. The reports do not outline the actions taken by authorities in response, nor do they include statements from local government or homelessness services in the provided material.