Allow Exco Player content
This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content.
Hundreds of kind-hearted Londoners are offering free lifts and shelter to people caught up in the horrific London Bridge terror attack.
Read More
People across the capital have flooded victims with offers of places to stay via social media while taxi and minicab drivers ferried punters home for free.
West Londoner Anthony Myers said on Twitter: “If anyone caught up in London Bridge or Borough Market needs a place to stay, I’m far west London, but you’re very welcome.”
Ellie Newey, who lives close to the scene, put out a message on Twitter which read: “If anyone is stuck near London Bridge and wants a place to crash and a home-cooked meal, then my house is only three mins away. Just message.”
Felicity Flynn wrote: “If anyone is stuck in London, there are two sofas and WiFi for you.”
0800 0961 233
Met Police Casualty Bureau number for anyone concerned about relatives or friends
Six people were killed and 20 others were injured in Saturday's atrocity.
A van ran down pedestrians on London Bridge at 10.08pm before it continued on to Borough Market, where three attackers stabbed members of the public and an on-duty police officer.
On Twitter, hashtags #sofaforlondon and #staysafelondon sprung up as people continued to offer up their lounges and spare rooms.
Minicab firms and black cabs offered free rides away from the London Bridge area.
Many people praised the capital’s reaction, which was compared to Manchester’s Good Samaritans offering shelter to Ariana Grande fans left stranded after the May 22 attack.