Government to Appeal Against Epping Asylum Seeker Hotel High Court Ruling

Bell Hotel Epping: Home Office appeals migrant ruling

The Home Office has begun its attempt to reverse a ban on asylum seekers staying at a hotel in Essex at the Court of Appeal.

In defence of the Bell Hotel Epping: the Home Office’s arguments

Human rights and fears of more protests form part of government’s appeal against a court’s decision to close the Essex hotel to asylum seekers

Sorry Keir, these protests will continue until you stop treating migrants as burdens

SKIMMING news programmes on the recent hate-fests outside asylum hotels in Epping and Falkirk, I stumbled across a clip of the former Conservative…

Closing asylum hotels must be orderly, Cooper says amid Government legal bid

The Government will seek to appeal against the High Court’s refusal to allow it to intervene in the case, and then further appeal against the…

What local councils said about the Epping Ruling on asylum seekers in hotel

The High Court ruled has ruled that asylum seekers would have to be removed from an Essex hotel after the local council sought an injunction to…

UK Labour Government Fights Court Ruling To Shut Migrant Hotel

Britain’s Home Office will appeal the High Court decision to prevent asylum seekers from being housed at the Bell Hotel, Epping. A key government concern is that the earlier decision, which stipulates that migrants will need to vacate the premises by September 12, will set a wider legal precedent. The earlier decision ruled in favour of the local council, which argued that owners Somani Hotels Limited conducted an unauthorised ‘change of use’ un…