O/T Metropole Hotel Blackpool, Full of Refugees

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That’s why I said “when I was there”. Things have moved on with Serco now but I can promise you that the change was brought about to make things cheaper not more expensive. Serco are paid a fair fee for providing a service but they deal in hundreds of units at a time so benefit from economy of scale. It’s cheaper for the Government to do it that way. I wasn’t in the accounts department, I was much further up the tree and operating at a strategic level and running offices with about 100 staff covering Wales and the SW of England.

You really need to put your sources up, or at least a picture of the envelope you worked this out on.

Serco are a car crash and are probably worse than the government, I’m still concerned that you turn up out of the blue spouting rubbish like this. You tell us what you think it costs today to house an eco-migrant in a hotel? Then explain how you reviewed the accounting information and whAt was included in that accounting.

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Serco are a car crash and are probably worse than the government, I’m still concerned that you turn up out of the blue spouting rubbish like this. You tell us what you think it costs today to house an eco-migrant in a hotel? Then explain how you reviewed the accounting information and whAt was included in that accounting.

You're the one spouting rubbish GM. I've offered £100 to Rotherham Hospice if you can prove otherwise and you're notably silent.

I'll do what you seem incapable of... provide a point of reference.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...m-seekers.html
"The estimated monthly cost to accommodate each of them [asylum seekers] has also increased by 28 per cent from £437 to £560."

That's £18.41 per day.

Can you explain by your accounting how this is 4x more than the hotels make from regular guests? I.E. GIVE A SINGLE DAMN SOURCE?

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You're the one spouting rubbish GM. I've offered £100 to Rotherham Hospice if you can prove otherwise and you're notably silent.

I'll do what you seem incapable of... provide a point of reference.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...m-seekers.html
"The estimated monthly cost to accommodate each of them [asylum seekers] has also increased by 28 per cent from £437 to £560."

That's £18.41 per day.

Can you explain by your accounting how this is 4x more than the hotels make from regular guests? I.E. GIVE A SINGLE DAMN SOURCE?

Wrong again, explain how the breakdown works, plus spends, plus food, plus security, plus Serco, plus monitoring, plus, plus