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WHITEHALL
Home Office hotel use for lone child asylum seekers 'unlawful'
By Dan Peters | 28 July 2023
The High Court has found the Home Office’s use of hotels to house lone child asylum seekers to be...
WHITEHALL
Ending asylum hotel use would back UK 'into a corner'
By Martin Ford | 25 July 2023
The UK should not back itself ‘into a corner’ and exclude hotels as part of the solution to soari...
WHITEHALL
Scrutinising migration
By Mark Conrad | 24 July 2023
With asylum and immigration sure to feature in political debates ahead of a General Election, wha...
HOUSING
LGA waits on immigration minister meeting
By Martin Ford | 20 July 2023
Local government leaders are awaiting a meeting with ministers as councils struggle to find homes...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Exploitation warning after Illegal Migration Bill becomes law
By Dan Peters | 20 July 2023
Unaccompanied asylum seeking children (UASC) could be in danger of being exploited after the Ille...
FINANCE
Councils told to 'step up' on refugee housing
By Martin Ford | 19 July 2023
The Government has told councils to ‘step up’ efforts to provide permanent homes for Afghan refug...
WHITEHALL
First asylum barge arrives
By Mark Conrad | 18 July 2023
A controversial barge for 500 asylum seekers today arrived at its mooring off the Dorset coast.
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Council leaders hit out at Government asylum policy
By Mark Conrad | 17 July 2023
Council concerns over home secretary Suella Braverman’s handling of the asylum crisis have been l...
WHITEHALL
Dismay at 'top-down diktat' approach to asylum
By Mark Conrad | 11 July 2023
Councils and MPs this week expressed dismay at the Home Office’s ‘top-down diktat’ plan to double...
ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF CHILDRENS SERVICES
'Not acceptable' to treat age disputed young people as spontaneous arrivals
06 July 2023
It is ‘simply not acceptable’ that age disputed young people from asylum hotels are treated as sp...
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