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Police clash with anti-migrant protesters marching on Epping council
Police officers clashed with anti-migrant protesters marching from the Bell Hotel in Essex towards Epping Forest council offices on Sunday, 31 August. Protesters could be heard chanting “stop the boats” and demanding entry to the council buildings. It comes after the UK government won a court challenge, which means asylum seekers can continue to be housed at the Bell Hotel. Epping Forest District Council is set to decide on Monday whether to take its battle over the Bell Hotel to the Supreme Court.
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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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dailymail.co.uk
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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bbc.com
Police make three arrests during Epping protest
Feelings on the High Street are mixed as unrest continues over a local hotel housing asylum seekers.
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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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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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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
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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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Police clash with anti-migrant protesters marching on Epping council
Police officers clashed with anti-migrant protesters marching from the Bell Hotel in Essex towards Epping Forest council offices on Sunday, 31 August. Protesters could be heard…
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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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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.
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Epping council refused permission to appeal asylum hotel decision
The Bell Hotel in Epping became the focal point of several demonstrations and counter-protests in recent weeks