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Landmark migrant ruling to be APPEALED by government in bid to stop them being kicked out of Bell Hotel after protests
THE Home Office is appealing a landmark migrant ruling in a bid to stop asylum seekers from being kicked out of The Bell Hotel. If the government’s appeal is rejected, the ruling will see
Home Office seeks to appeal against court ruling on asylum hotel
Holly Whitbread, a Conservative councillor, said the Home Office appeal was "deeply disappointing" adding: "The government keep churning out the line that they're going to get all the hotels closed by the end of this Parliament - our community can't afford to wait another four years."
The Bell Hotel in Epping, just outside of London, gets no new bookings, yet is full every night. That’s because, since 2020, ...
Fresh wave of anti-migrant demonstrations expected across UK - Two men were arrested in anti-migrant protests in Norwich ...
When the people speak, do politicians truly listen? A tale of disconnect and raw honesty unfolds, revealing the chasm between ...
It follows a successful High Court action by Epping Council to close the Bell for not having planning permission after it ...
The number of asylum seekers being housed in hotels in the Norwich City Council area rose by 46 between the end of March and ...
A sign reading ‘kill them all’ was wielded at an anti-immigration protest in Falkirk just this week, while at the Britannia ...
A Reform UK-run council has said it is "actively looking at the options" after the High Court decided asylum seekers should ...
More councils are now vowing to launch legal challenges over the government’s use of asylum hotels, sparking chaos for Sir Keir Starmer, as Reform UK calls for protests.Councils have announced they ...
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