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Labour told to put more migrants 'on a plane home' as plans announced to give asylum seekers taxpayer-funded bed and board at three more former military barracks
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The use of former military barracks to house asylum seekers is not a new development, as the UK government has previously converted other sites for this purpose. The decision to provide taxpayer-funded accommodation for asylum seekers has been a topic of debate, with some arguing it is a necessary measure to ensure the welfare of those seeking asylum, while others have raised concerns about the cost and effectiveness of such arrangements. The conversion of these additional sites is likely to reignite this debate and raise questions about the government's overall strategy for managing asylum seeker accommodation.
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Labour told to put more migrants 'on a plane home' as plans announced to give asylum seekers taxpayer-funded bed and board at three more former military barracks
Ministers said they had lodged planning permission to turn RAF Barnham, RAF Linton-on-Ouse and a former Army barracks in Bicester into accommodation for asylum seekers.
25 Jun, 22:42