The wellbeing of refugees is being called into question after concerns were raised about their accommodation. Families fleeing persecution and war-torn countries are currently being accommodated in a Bristol hotel.
They have travelled into the UK from The Middle East, Africa and Asia. Although they have been living in the Almondsbury Interchange Hotel since January, they are due to leave the hotel in May.
The families face an uncertain future as they are waiting to hear from the Home Office to recognise their status as refugees. In the meantime they are living in a hotel which has seen its service has come under scrutiny amid claims made by both refugees and local residents alike.
