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Our system for housing asylum seekers is failing, we must do better

By Jonathan Darling Filed Under: All posts, British Politics, Urban Posted: February 1, 2017

In light of this week’s report into Asylum Accommodation by the Home Affairs Select Committee, Dr Jonathan Darling, who submitted expert evidence to the inquiry, responds to its findings and suggests a way forwards. Asylum accommodation is currently provided through six regional contracts with three private providers There have been reports of substandard and inappropriate […]

Tagged With: asylum, asylum seekers, dispersal, home affairs, home office, housing, housing policy, refugees

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What role might cities play in UK asylum policy?

By Jonathan Darling Filed Under: All posts, Devo, Featured, Urban Posted: March 30, 2015

Government policy towards asylum seekers is being challenged. Dr Jonathan Darling asks if this should become part of the debate on the devolution of powers. Disagreements between local authorities and the Home Office over asylum seeker dispersal numbers and arrangements have a long-standing history in Britain. Yet recently they have garnered greater media attention due […]

Tagged With: asylum, asylum seekers, devolution, G4S, general election, home office, Liverpool City Council, Serco, Smith Commission

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‘Utterly appalling’ : why official review of UK gang policy is barely credible

Juanjo MedinaJon Shute By Juanjo Medina and Jon Shute Filed Under: Featured Posted: December 16, 2013

Last week the government claimed it was succeeding in stamping out gangs and gang culture, in a review of current Home Office policy. But if you scratch below the rhetoric, argue Jon Shute and Juanjo Medina, you will find these claims are based on evaluation methods barely worthy of an undergraduate thesis. Let us be […]

Tagged With: ending gang and youth violence policy, gangs, gangs policy, gangs strategy, home office, teresa may, violent crime, youth crime

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