WHITEHALL
Judge: Kent must accommodate UAS children 'irrespective' of resources
By Dan Peters | 05 June 2024
Kent CC has been told by a judge it must accommodate and look after all unaccompanied asylum seeking (UAS) children 'irrespective' of its resources.
WHITEHALL
Ending asylum hotel use could put 'unacceptable pressure' on councils
By Ellie Ames | 29 May 2024
MPs have raised concerns that the Government has not engaged effectively with local authorities a...
WHITEHALL
Government digs in over asylum housing target
By Mark Conrad | 29 May 2024
The Home Office has doubled down on council concerns over asylum targets and insisted its Full Di...
WHITEHALL
Council reaches agreement over controversial asylum site
By Mark Conrad | 28 May 2024
West Lindsey DC is celebrating a success in its campaign to protect a £300m regeneration project ...
HOUSING
The MJ Comment - Whitehall is expecting a magic trick over asylum seeker housing
By Paul Marinko | 22 May 2024
As our front page reveals, the Government is continuing to pile pressure on councils to house asy...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Councils given 100,000 asylum housing target
By EXCLUSIVE by Mark Conrad | 21 May 2024
Councils have been told to identify an extra 100,000 bedspaces for asylum seekers this year amid ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Government advisers warn graduate visa curbs could undermine levelling up
By Martin Ford | 14 May 2024
Curbs on visas for graduates could undermine levelling-up, the Government has been warned by its ...
WHITEHALL
UASC Kent arrivals up 59% last year
By Mark Conrad | 13 May 2024
The number of unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC) arriving in Kent continues to soar whi...
LONDON COUNCILS
Changing the outlook on homelessness
By Sir Bob Neill | 30 April 2024
With the number of homeless people in London alone reaching shocking levels and temporary accommo...
PLANNING
Asylum seekers moved from RAF Wethersfield due to incomplete safety checks
By Ellie Ames | 18 April 2024
The Home Office has moved 70 people away from an asylum accommodation site after it failed to com...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
EXCLUSIVE: Demand surges for UASC age assessments
By Martin Ford | 09 April 2024
Councils are struggling to cope with demand for age assessments of unaccompanied asylum-seeking c...
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