Independent report

An inspection of contingency asylum accommodation November 2023 鈥� June 2024

The inspection considered the Home Office鈥檚 use of hotels, hostels, and self-contained apartments as contingency asylum accommodation.

From:
Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration
Published
24 October 2024

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This report, including the Key Findings and Recommendations, reflects both the earlier and later evidence. It also takes account of the findings of the National Audit Office鈥檚 (NAO) investigation into asylum accommodation, published in March 2024, which focused on the Home Office鈥檚 efforts to set up 鈥榣arge sites鈥� and reduce the use of hotels.

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Published 24 October 2024

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