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IPPR calls on the Government to create Settlement Support Fund

A leading think-tank has called for councils to be given money from citizenship fees to help promote community cohesion.

By MJ reporter | 21 October 2014

A leading think-tank has called for councils to be given money from citizenship fees to help promote community cohesion.

In a report published on 20 October, the IPPR called on the Government to create a Settlement Support Fund, partly funded by citizenship fees and also a levy on visa fees, to help areas facing the greatest pressure from immigration.

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