Taxpayers could be hit with £270million bill for asylum centre in Yorkshire village

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Taxpayers could be hit with £270million bill for asylum centre in Yorkshire village

A proposed asylum centre in a small North Yorkshire village could cost taxpayers more than £270million, according to estimates from local campaigners. The village of Linton-on-Ouse, home to around 700 residents, is being eyed-up by the Government with plans to house up to 1,200 asylum seekers at its former RAF base. And campaign group Linton Action has warned the site could cost taxpayers as much as £270.9million …