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Home Office no longer considering asylum seeker barge site near Liverpool

The Home Office is understood to have rowed back on plans to base an asylum seeker accommodation barge near Liverpool after the port operator said such a proposal could not be supported locally. Peel Ports Group, operator of The Port of Liverpool, ...

10 Jun 2023 at 16:25

Local schools create purple artwork for opening of new Elizabeth line

Local schools have created purple artwork to mark the opening of the Elizabeth line’s new stations. One school was chosen from near each of the nine new stations to participate in the project. The students’ artwork has been made using the colour ...

23 May 2022 at 21:14

Permission for asylum seeker barge in London rejected, confirms Royal Docks

Permission to berth a barge housing asylum seekers at an east London docks has been rejected, it has been confirmed. London’s Royal Docks said it had informed the Home Office last month that water beside City Airport would not be appropriate as ...

08 Jun 2023 at 17:45

Sadiq Khan ‘strongly opposed’ to any London asylum seekers barge plan

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said he opposes “in the strongest possible terms” any Home Office plans to moor another barge housing asylum seekers at the city’s Royal Docks. The east London docks, beside City Airport, was named in reports this ...

08 Jun 2023 at 08:50

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