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Allowing ban on migrant hotel could encourage more riots —Cooper
Home Office in court fight to overturn injunction against use of Essex hotel for housing asylum seekers
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independent.co.uk
Essex hotel owner to challenge court ruling banning asylum seekers
The hotel has become a focal point for protests and counter-protests concerning migration
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dailymail.co.uk
Cooper agrees to close second asylum hotel at centre of protests
Protesters gathered outside the Park Hotel in Diss last month after the Home Office said it would remove migrant families and replace them with lone male asylum seekers.
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Could this one move solve Starmer’s migrant hotel crisis within six months?
The prime minister is under pressure to close asylum hotels after a series of violent protests
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telegraph.co.uk
Home Office appeals migrant ruling on Epping’s Bell Hotel
The Home Office’s bid to reverse a ban on asylum seekers staying at a hotel in Essex is due to be heard at the Court of Appeal.
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Allowing ban on migrant hotel could encourage more riots —Cooper
Home Office in court fight to overturn injunction against use of Essex hotel for housing asylum seekers
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Closing Epping migrant hotel could spark further protests, court told
Lawyers acting on behalf of the Government department are appealing against a temporary injunction granting the closure of the Bell Hotel in Epping.
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Epping asylum hotel latest: Judges to rule on injunction after migration protests
Dozens of local authorities say they will seek legal advice on halting the use of hotels to house asylum seekers following the interim injunction granted to Epping Council
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thetimes.com
Bell Hotel Epping: judgment due on asylum seekers injunction — watch live
The Home Office appealed against an order blocking migrants from staying at an Essex hotel amid fears it would encourage similar action by other councils
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Epping migrant hotel will remain OPEN as Home Office wins court battle
The Home Office and Somani Hotels, which owns the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, today successfully overturned a High Court ruling ordering them to remove all 138 residents.
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Fears of mass unrest after judges revoke ban on housing migrants at protest-hit hotel
Police forces say they are ‘well prepared’ for new wave of protests as anti-migrant rallies are planned in 23 locations across the UK
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Councils press ahead with legal moves to shut asylum hotels
In a victory for the Home Office , the Court of Appeal yesterday overturned an injunction ordering the removal of 138 migrants from the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex.
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Masked men attempt to enter London asylum hotel as protests take place across UK
Epping Forest District Council will decide on Monday whether it is set to take its battle over the Bell Hotel to the Supreme Court