Makeshift refugee “camps” are likely to spring up across England this winter as an unprecedented number of those newly granted the right to remain are sleeping rough after speeded-up Home Office evictions, charities have warned.
In July, newly recognised refugees and survivors of trafficking had the number of days they had to find a new place to live after receiving a “notice to quit” before being evicted from Home Office accommodation cut from 28 days to seven after their claim was approved.
