- The Home Office plans to extend and build accommodation sites in Essex and East Sussex, drawing criticism from local figures.
- The Home Office is utilizing military sites for asylum seeker accommodation.
The Home Office must commission surveys for an asylum accommodation site, involving the Ministry of Defence.
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Updated Sep 17
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What happened
The Home Office must commission surveys for an asylum accommodation site, involving the Ministry of Defence.
Who's involved
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The Home Office is utilizing military sites for asylum seeker accommodation.Also in this story
- Home Office plans to use MoD site for asylum seekers, facing opposition from Calum Miller.
- The government is utilizing former military bases in England, leading to policy strains on local services and community capacity.
- MOD land in Barnham is proposed for use as asylum seeker accommodation, prompting local council scrutiny and Home Office policy drive.
The entities involved
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Home Office
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Related events
- Lobbying is underway for a policy review regarding asylum accommodation capacity, with the Home Office determining local authority contributions in Bracknell Forest.
- Home Office is applying for planning permission for asylum accommodation at Crowborough Army Camp.
- Proposals have been put forward for an asylum centre within Oxfordshire.
- The Home Office is challenging asylum accommodation policies as Essex undergoes a major overhaul of council operations and services.
- A council in Tonbridge is challenging the Home Office policy regarding asylum seekers and seeking a review of a licensing case.