Home Office cancels asylum seeker housing plan in Aberdeen
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 17:38 · Archive
The Home Office has abandoned plans to house asylum seekers in Aberdeen following further due diligence.
The Home Office has abandoned plans to house asylum seekers at a St Peter Street location in Aberdeen. A letter sent to Aberdeen City Council confirmed the decision, which the Home Office said followed further due diligence into the proposal.
No further details about the reasons for the cancellation have been provided by either the Home Office or the council.
How it is being reported
- Home Office drops city asylum seeker accommodation plansBBC North East Orkney And Shetland · 6 Oct, 17:10
- Home Office pulls plug on asylum seeker housing plan in AberdeenPress and Journal · 6 Oct, 15:57
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