“The Lancaster district has a long and proud reputation of helping those who are fleeing wars and conflict'
The leader of Lancaster City Council has criticised the Home Office for failing to consult with local leaders before using a Morecambe hotel as temporary housing for asylum seekers.
That mirrored similar circumstances when the Best Western Preston Leyland Hotel was closed down in April. Each time, councils have criticised the Home Office for failing to properly consult or inform those in the area. On Friday, Lancaster City Council was emailed with notice of the latest decision, with those seeking asylum moving in within the next 24 hours.
"We have repeatedly made strong representations to the Home Office and urged them to fully consult and involve the council and other local partners before making these decisions, something they have manifestly failed to do so far.”
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