Crowborough barracks use for asylum housing could extend to 2030

BBC·Jun 26

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The use of Crowborough barracks to house asylum seekers may be extended until 2030. The government is also considering using other former military sites for this purpose, with reports suggesting three additional sites are being eyed. Charities have criticized the plans, and there have been legal issues with the treatment of asylum seekers in such facilities.

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