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Asylum seekers to leave Bell Hotel in Epping within a month

The government will move residents out of the hotel as it ends asylum use and shifts people into basic accommodation, officials said.

Summary by Bishop's Stortford Independent
The Home Office has told Epping Forest District Council that it is terminating its contract to use the Bell Hotel for asylum seekers.

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Asylum seekers to leave Bell Hotel in Epping within a month

The Home Office has told Epping Forest District Council that it is terminating its contract to use the Bell Hotel for asylum seekers.

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Epping's Bell Hotel will stop being used as asylum seekers' accommodation

Staff and asylum seekers had already been removed from the Bell Hotel due to 'fire regulation safety concerns'

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essexlive.news broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, June 15, 2026.
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