Today (26 December) the Guardian has published an article reporting on claims it says have been made by two whistleblowers. There are a number of claims in the article which focus on the accusation that caseworkers are prioritising more profitable …
Today’s Home Office coverage of interest includes stories around the impact of migration on the housing market.
...that when the couple reported the incident to police, they were questioned about their immigration status. Mr Zieba was taken to Colnbrook Immigration Removal Centre where he remains. Please find...
Today’s Home Office coverage of interest includes stories on the Right to Rent scheme, the permanent residency application of Francoise Milne and immigration detention.
Today’s Home Office coverage of interest include knife crime statistics, the process for asylum requests, Immigration Enforcement staffing, and a Bar Council report on immigration detention. Knife crime The Guardian...
Today’s Home Office related coverage includes the legal case surrounding Samim Bigzad, as well as permits for non-EU migrants. Residence permits for non-EU migrants The Mail reports that more than...
...the government is supporting your £160bn industry to take advantage. We won’t move to that new immigration system in one single step and I want to take those steps together...
...has been a rapid growth in demand for these visas, particularly from the thriving digital technology sector. In this same period, the number of visas granted under the Tier 1...
...of domestic abuse to be taken seriously by the police. It is good that HMICFRS has found significant improvements in the police response to the issue, but clearly there is...
...that among the absconders are 750 foreign offenders who should be presenting themselves regularly at Home Office centres or police stations. The Telegraph takes a similar angle, and adds that...
