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Now 19 councils vow legal action to kick migrants out of hotels
On Saturday, the number of councils promising to fight back against the Court of Appeal's decision surrounding The Bell Hotel in Epping continued to grow.
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dailymail.co.uk
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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telegraph.co.uk
Epping asylum hotel live: Court to rule on Bell Hotel closure
The Court of Appeal is set to rule on whether migrants can be removed from a hotel in Essex.
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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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theguardian.com
What the court of appeal decided, and why, in allowing asylum seekers to remain at Epping hotel
Ruling recharges tensions over use of hotels as Kemi Badenoch urges councils to ‘keep going’ with legal actions
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upi.com
Appeals court says U.K. asylum-seekers can stay at hotel - UPI.com
A hotel in Epping, England, can keep housing asylum seekers, an appeals court said Friday, overturning a lower court's injunction after protests and riots.
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Councils 'still planning to take legal action against Government'
More than a dozen defiant councils are still planning on taking legal action against the Government despite the Home Office winning an appeal against the closure of an asylum…
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Labour 'taking side of migrants over Britons' on migrant hotel appeal
In a victory for the Home Office, the Court of Appeal overturned an injunction ordering the removal of migrants from the Bell Hotel in Epping. MPs and the local council reacted…
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Furious scenes outside Epping migrants hotel with demos expected today
Police have arrested people in angry scenes outside an Epping migrants hotel at the centre of a Government court case - with warnings of more protests to come.
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arabnews.com
Three arrested after appeals court ruling on UK migrant hotel
LONDON: Three men were arrested after two police officers suffered minor injuries during a protest outside a UK hotel used to house asylum seekers, police said Saturday. The new…
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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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independent.co.uk
Protestors gather outside Epping hotel housing asylum seekers
Protestors gathered outside of The Bell Hotel in Epping on Friday after the Court of Appeal overturned a temporary injunction that blocked asylum seekers from being housed there.…
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Now 19 councils vow legal action to kick migrants out of hotels
On Saturday, the number of councils promising to fight back against the Court of Appeal's decision surrounding The Bell Hotel in Epping continued to grow.
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bbc.com
Councils still plan asylum hotel legal action despite Epping ruling
Several councils say the overturning of an injunction regarding The Bell Hotel has not changed their plans.
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Epping locals vow to stop paying council tax after High Court ruling
The Bell hotel in Epping became the epicentre of protests that swept the country last month after a migrant boarder was accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl.
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Fresh protests outside UK hotels housing asylum seekers
EPPING: Hundreds of protesters gathered again Sunday outside a hotel in southern England at the focus of a legal battle over migrants, calling for foreign criminals to be…
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Court of Appeal suggests there should have been an Epping protest ban
The court yesterday issued its full judgment on the case of The Bell Hotel in Epping, having overturned a High Court injunction that ordered the removal of asylum seekers.
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New twist in battle over Epping's migrant hotel amid fresh court bid
Epping Forest District Council is seeking to take its case to the Supreme Court as the authority fights to shutdown The Bell Hotel.