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The issue of asylum seekers in Skegness was discussed during this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions, during which Rishi Sunak said the government will “urgently bring forward proposals to reduce the pressure”.
. It was said at the time that five hotels were being used to house over 200 asylum seekers while they are processed.using disused military bases or larger purpose-built facilities At Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, December 7, the Lincolnshire MP said: “ Two weeks ago, more than 350 people attended a meeting in Skegness to discuss the use of five seafront hotels to house asylum seekers.
“Does he agree that the government urgently need to lay out a plan that moves beyond the use of hotels and puts asylum seekers in the right place for them and for coastal communities such as Skegness?”
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