Home Office doubles time given to refugees before eviction from hotels
Newly-recognised refugees will now have 56, rather than 28 days, to find new accommodation after getting leave to remain.| Big Issue
Charlie Winstanley, author of 'Bricking It', discusses how the Epping Forest case exposes the fragility of the UK’s reliance on costly, unsuitable asylum hotels and highlights the urgent need for long-term housing solutions that address both asylum accommodation and the wider housing crisis. The post Crisis or opportunity? Rethinking the UK’s asylum accommodation model appeared first on Transforming Society.| Transforming Society
Newly-recognised refugees will now have 56, rather than 28 days, to find new accommodation after getting leave to remain.| Big Issue
