O/T - Holiday Inn Exress, Manvers - No Asylum Seekers in Future

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Holiday Inn Express, Manvers, Wath-On-Dearne

The Home Office / Government have announced that the Holiday Inn Express at Manvers,
will no longer be used to house asylum seekers.
The Holiday Inn Express was the scene of riot[s] this year.

The Home Office / Government also announced that a asylum hotel, at Southport, the
scene of riot[s] will also not be housing asylum seekers in the future.

[great_fire]

I thought they would move them back in, to prove that "rioting doesn't work".

I does just move the problem to another area though.

[Brin]

The Government took it over so how many millions of the taxpayers money will it now take to refit it out and bring it back up to standard?

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

The Government took it over so how many millions of the taxpayers money will it now take to refit it out and bring it back up to standard?

Been reading hotels with asylum seekers, were getting 145 pounds per person, per night, so the hotels have done very well.

[Ericsladkilnhurst]

Been reading hotels with asylum seekers, were getting 145 pounds per person, per night, so the hotels have done very well.

Holiday Inn Express, Manvers has 130 rooms, one asylum seeker per room at 145 pounds, brings in 18,850 pounds per day,
to the hotel.

[OneJohnnyQuinn]

86 rooms now for sale for 4 million

[CAMiller]

86 rooms now for sale for 4 million

That's the Ibis in Bramley.

[OneJohnnyQuinn]

That's the Ibis in Bramley.

Sorry my mistake

[animallittle3]

Some detail to irregular migration .


https://www.gov.uk/government/statis...ding-june-2024