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Shropshire MP outraged at Labour 'secrecy' as asylum seekers set to move onto new-build estate: 'Completely wrong!'
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The planned relocation of asylum seekers to a new-build estate in Stoke Heath, Shropshire, has raised concerns about the suitability of the location, given its remote rural setting and limited access to public services. The estate, which was originally intended for social housing for low-income families, has a population of less than 500 people, and residents are worried about the potential impact on their community. The lack of consultation with local authorities and residents has also been cited as a major issue, with the local MP arguing that the decision was made without adequate transparency or consideration for the needs of the area.
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Shropshire MP outraged at Labour 'secrecy' as asylum seekers set to move onto new-build estate: 'Completely wrong!'
A Shropshire MP has launched a scathing attack on the Labour Government over its "secrecy" in planning to move asylum seekers into 21 new-build homes.
Speaking to GB News, Mark Pritchard revealed he was given just "hours" notice of the plans, before having to inform residents of the decision.
Locals have been left fearing for their safety as 83 asylum seekers have been earmarked for 21 smart new-build homes in Stok…
2 Jul, 10:48