The Home Office earmarked an RAF base in North Yorkshire for migrants, drawing opposition from the Labour Party.
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
The Home Office earmarked an RAF base in North Yorkshire for migrants, drawing opposition from the Labour Party.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Home Office guidance is driving asylum seeker placement in North Yorkshire.1 source
Labour Party opposes Home Office plan to use North Yorkshire RAF base for migrants.1 source
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The Home Office is considering former Ministry of Defence sites located in Suffolk, North Yorkshire, and Oxfordshire for new purposes.Also in this story
- The Tory government has introduced a new scheme regarding the use of MoD sites in Oxfordshire.
- MoD sites are located in Oxfordshire, and the Prime Minister addressed opposition to MoD plans regarding these sites.
- Home Office plans to utilize former Ministry of Defence sites for accommodation, stripping Cherwell Council of major planning power.
- A site in Westbourne, previously owned and operated by the Ministry of Defence, was identified.
The entities involved
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Ministry of Defence
United Kingdom government department responsible for implementing the defence policy
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Home Office
United Kingdom government ministerial department
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North Yorkshire
ceremonial county in England, UK
Related events
- The MoD plans to utilize the RAF facility at Linton for asylum seeker accommodation, following Ben Wallace's previous scrapping of housing plans there.
- The Ministry of Defence plans to equip Royal Air Force aircraft to assist in wildfire response efforts.
- Home Office seeks planning permission for base use while North Yorkshire Council objects to asylum seekers.