Places where Serco is planning to house asylum seekers in rented accommodation:
North West:
Allerdale
Barrow-in-Furness
Blackburn & Darwen
Blackpool
Bolton
Burnley
Bury
Carlisle
Cheshire East
Cheshire West and Chester
Chorley
Copeland
Eden (Penrith)
Flyde
Halton
Hyndburn
Knowsley
Lancaster
Liverpool
Manchester
Oldham
Pendle
Preston
Ribble Valley
Rochdale
Rossendale
Salford
Sefton
South Lakeland
South Ribble
Stockport
St Helens
Tameside
Trafford
Warrington
West Lancashire
Wigan
Wirral
Wyre
Midlands:
Amber Valley
Ashfield
Bassetlaw
Birmingham
Blaby
Bolsover
Boston
Bromsgrove and Redditch
Broxtowe
Cannock Chase
Charnwood
Chesterfield
Derby
Derbyshire Dales
Dudley
East Lindsey
East Staffordshire
Erewash (Derbyshire)
Gedling
Harborough
Herefordshire County of
High Peak
Hinkley & Bosworth
Huntingdonshire
Leicester
Lincoln
Lichfield
Malvern Hills
Mansfield
Melton
Newark and Sherwood
Newcastle-under-Lyme
North East Derbyshire
North Kesteven (Lincolnshire)
North Northamptonshire (Kettering, Corby, Wellingborough)
North Warwickshire
North West Leicestershire (Coalville)
Nottingham
Nuneaton and Bedworth
Oadby & Wigston
Rugby
Rushcliffe
Rutland
Sandwell
Shropshire
Solihull
South Derbyshire
South Holland
South Kesteven (Lincolnshire)
South Staffordshire
Stafford
Staffordshire Moorlands
Stoke-on-Trent
Stratford-on-Avon
Tamworth
Telford and Wrekin
Walsall
Warwick ( Leamington Spa, Kenilworth)
West Lindsey
West Northamptonshire (Northampton & Daventry)
Wolverhampton
Worcester
Wychavon
Wyre Forest
East of England:
Babergh/Mid Suffolk
Breckland
Broadlands/South Norfolk
Cambridge
East Cambridgeshire
East Suffolk
Fenland
Great Yarmouth
Ipswich
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk
Mid Suffolk
North Norfolk
Norwich
Peterborough
South Cambridgeshire (Cambourne, Sawston)
South Norfolk
West Suffolk (Bury, Newmarket, Brandon, Haverhill, Mildenhall)
That is just about everywhere. Still it should give a nice boost to Reform if they are serious about getting rid of the invader.
ReplyDeleteFrom observation, I’d say that it’s already well underway in one of those towns, at least; my son, who is on the lookout for a larger place to rent in the town centre, reports that the supply of advertised properties in the area has all but dried up - presumably not unconnected with the fact that, on weekdays, most of the local coffee shops and the terraces outside are packed with noisy groups of young and middle-aged men.
ReplyDeleteWhat, none in the SE, S or SW of England?
ReplyDeleteInteresting news. For quite some time large investment managers such as VanRock and BlackGuard have been buying up family homes for rental portfolios. This has been happening on both sides of the Atlantic. One of those investment managers is also major shareholder in the company overseeing this placement in the UK.
ReplyDeleteDeeply concerning ... something major must change with this Starmer, esp. in summer.
ReplyDeleteSo, essentially all over the country, which is where the minimum rent will soon be exactly what the government will pay. Because why settle for a grand a month housing someone from the UK when you can get 5K housing a dinghy driver?
ReplyDeleteMind you if you're homeless can you vote? Handy way to skew the voting pool if you can't. Just make all the people that wouldn't vote for you homeless.