PROTESTS against migrant hotels have continued across UK cities today, with demonstrators calling for an end to the crisis. It comes following a landmark ruling on the use of the Epping hotel. A

A hotel near London that has become the focus of heated anti-migrant protests will have to remove asylum-seekers who are staying there after authorities won a legal bid.

An Essex politician says that she has been afraid to leave her home in Epping as a result of the protests held in her home town. Razia Sharif, Deputy Mayor of Epping has lived in the town for 13 years, and is half Arabic and half Pakistani.

Lawyers say the High Court ruling is likely to serve as a legal and procedural benchmark, shaping how migrant accommodation is managed

It is another scratchy, difficult week for the government. Inflation is up, to 3.8 per cent in July – the highest level since January 2024. Asylum applications are now at record levels with

AROUND 30 migrant hotels are bracing for a wave of protests as campaigners are bolstered by this week’s landmark ruling. Unhappy residents are trying to push through a similar move to that

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New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to six of Epping Forest’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.