Hotel Chains Used To House Channel Crossing Illegal Immigrants (aka 'Asylum Seekers')

[xoggoth]

You could house a family on that new sofa.

Already full up with squirrels.

[Mordac]

Brexiteers did not like EU politicians and civil servants, now they'll have to deal with far more desperate people from failed states like Syria, Lybia

FTFY.

PS - why only Brexiteers, you'll be expected to do your bit. You could house a family on that new sofa.

[AtW]

Brexiteers did not like EU citizens, now they'll have to deal with far more desperate people from failed states like Syria, Lybia

[mjcp]

... current influx of channel crossing illegal immigrants ...

Influx? You mean the slightly lower total numbers than normally cross, but only get noticed (by the tabloids*) as they are crossing by boat instead of Train / Truck / Car due to lower numbers of methods due to Covid?

M


* A handy distraction for the Gov't to use to get Covid reactions off the front pages too

[DaveB]

The following UK hotel chains are known to be used by Serco, Mears Group & 'Clearsprings Ready Homes' to house the current influx of channel crossing illegal immigrants, in some cases 'within days' of arriving in Dover. Certain hotels in these these chains cannot be booked for months due to current and future immigrant accommodation plans.
Any more chains to add to the list ?
Could effect contract stay away bookings.

Best Western
Britannia Hotels
Holiday Inn Express
Mercure Hotels
Talash Hotels

Your point?

[GhostofTarbera]

This is good news, will keep these hotel afloat as bookings are at record low otherwise.

Will also help the migrants settle better into the uk and find jobs and pay tax, as they are not entitled to public funds / houses / anything basically

Unlike the sponging British who have received my hard earned tax in handouts and furlough holidays

Good news all round

Thanks for highlighting


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[wattaj]

Why is this of interest?

[AtW]

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[SunnyInHades]

The following UK hotel chains are known to be used by Serco, Mears Group & 'Clearsprings Ready Homes' to house the current influx of channel crossing illegal immigrants, in some cases 'within days' of arriving in Dover. Certain hotels in these these chains cannot be booked for months due to current and future immigrant accommodation plans.
Any more chains to add to the list ?
Could effect contract stay away bookings.

Best Western
Britannia Hotels
Holiday Inn Express
Mercure Hotels
Talash Hotels