Police chief urges government funding for Bicester asylum site
Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 22:44 · Archive
The Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner has called for government funding to police a proposed asylum camp near Bicester.
Matthew Barber, the Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner, has asked the government to cover the cost of policing the proposed site. He has expressed concern about the plan.
How it is being reported
- Police chief warns Piddington asylum camp could cost force £1.7mMatthew Barber is urging the Government to fully fund the additional policing costs expected if an asylum centre is built in Piddington.Oxfordshire Guardian · 24 Sept, 05:00
- Police chief warns Piddington asylum camp could cost force £1.7mMatthew Barber is urging the Government to fully fund the additional policing costs expected if an asylum centre is built in Piddington.Oxford Mail · 24 Sept, 05:00
- ‘I am extremely concerned’: Police chief calls for more funding for controversial Bicester asylum campThe Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner has asked the Government for additional funding to cover the cost of policing a proposed asylum camp near Bicester.Banbury Guardian · 23 Sept, 12:18
- Government told to pay for extra asylum site policingMatthew Barber says the government should cover the cost of policing the proposed site near Bicester.BBC Oxford · 23 Sept, 06:09
In this story: Matthew Barber · Thames Valley Police · Bicester
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