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Whately Hall, Banbury - Home Office says use of hotels for asylum seekers is 'unacceptable' but necessary

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Whately Hall staff were dismissed without wages (which have since been paid) or redundancy. The takeover of the hotel under a Home Office contract a fortnight ago resulted in management also cancelling people's Christmas meals, accommodation bookings, weddings, parties and other events without notice. A Home Office spokesperson told the Banbury Guardian: "The use of hotels to house asylum seekers is unacceptable"

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Whately Hall, Banbury - Home Office says use of hotels for asylum seekers is 'unacceptable' but necessary

The Home Office has waded into the row over Banbury hotels being used as accommodation for asylum seekers, saying it is ‘unacceptable but necessary’

1 year ago·Banbury, United Kingdom

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