IMMIGRATION
Asylum seekers in hotels risk going without food, says council leader
By Ann McGauran | 06 December 2022
Asylum seekers placed in hotels are potentially going without food, a council leader has warned.
CLIMATE CHANGE
We need a clear direction of travel to mend our crises
By Heather Jameson | 30 November 2022
Heather Jameson says that while the immediate emergency has passed, there are plenty of potential...
WHITEHALL
Luton latest to head to courts over asylum
By Dan Peters | 28 November 2022
Luton BC has joined the councils taking legal action as the Home Office continues to place asylum...
COHESION
A route to more resilient communities
By Amreen Qureshi | 28 November 2022
Amreen Qureshi highlights new research looking at the causes of social isolation and loneliness a...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Jenrick vows to improve relationship with sector on asylum
By Dan Peters | 22 November 2022
Immigration minister Robert Jenrick has told the sector the Home Office is ‘very keen to improve ...
WHITEHALL
Council's 'bankruptcy' warning over Chagossian influx
By Dan Peters | 16 November 2022
A council has warned it could be forced to effectively declare bankruptcy if it has to fund housi...
WHITEHALL
'Don't scrap Ukraine homes scheme'
By Martin Ford | 16 November 2022
The Government has been urged not to scrap the Homes for Ukraine scheme amid reports it could fal...
LEGAL
We had little option but to take legal action around housing asylum seekers
By Sheila Oxtoby | 16 November 2022
Great Yarmouth is among a number of councils in the midst of legal proceedings around the accommo...
AUTUMN STATEMENT
Councils need assurance on adequate funding for next year
By Cllr James Jamieson | 16 November 2022
To save the local services we all rely on, councils need adequate funding, in line with inflation...
LEGAL
Asylum hotel injunctions rejected
By Martin Ford | 14 November 2022
The High Court has rejected two applications for injunctions to block the use of hotels as accomm...
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