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London elections 2022: Conservatives retain Bexley with 33 seats

Londoners went to the polls in local elections on May 5. Joe Talora has the lowdown on the vote in Bexley

Evening Standard

Is space the final frontier for Serco?

Brief letters: Clean-up operation | Trouble up north | Alveolar plosives | Ramblers’ descent | Boris Johnson’s lucrative future

The Guardian - UK

Mind that satellite! The mission to clean up dangerous space junk

As soon as we left the planet, we began leaving rubbish in orbit. Now it is putting space stations and astronauts at risk. What can be done about the millions of pieces of debris?

The Guardian - UK

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Mum lay awake at night for weeks as ‘rats’ infested her house

Serco, the company which provides asylum seeker accommodation for Home Office, claims the rodents found in the house were mice.

Daily Record

Mum lay awake at night for weeks as 'rats' infested her home

Company which provides asylum seeker accommodation for Home Office says the animals were mice

Liverpool Echo

Rats, sewage and cockroaches - UK's 'failed asylum system is unfit for Ukraine crisis'

A Mirror investigation into asylum services run by Mears, Serco and Clearsprings on behalf of the Home Office has highlighted serious issues with accommodation

Daily Mirror

Serco’s annual profits surge 21% to £216m on back on Covid contracts

Increase could fund £100m in shareholder rewards as outsourcing firm bemoans ‘wildly unfair’ criticism of test and trace

The Guardian - UK

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Serco prepares for life after Covid-19 as NHS Test and Trace winds down

Serco is preparing to live with Covid-19.

Evening Standard

Villawood, Australia’s largest immigration detention centre, said to be ‘awash with drugs’

A small cohort of guards is smuggling at least $10,000 worth of drugs into the centre every week, sources in Sydney facility claim

The Guardian - AU

Edinburgh Council plan return of cycle hire scheme - months after JustEat bikes disappeared

The City of Edinburgh Council is holding a consultation and inviting the public to have their say as the look to find 'the way ahead for Edinburgh Cycle Hire Scheme'.

Edinburgh Live

‘Disgraceful treatment’: Outsourced NHS workers strike over low pay and exploitation

Mainly Black, Asian and ethnic minority hospital staff employed by Serco paid up to 15 per cent less than those directly employed by NHS, says union Unite

The Independent UK

Caterers and cleaners at London NHS hospitals begin two-week strike

Hundreds of hospital workers including porters, cleaners and catering staff, will launch strike action from Monday in a dispute over pay.

Evening Standard

Porters and cleaners at London NHS hospitals begin two-week strike

Barts, Royal London and Whipps Cross affected by walkout over pay by hundreds of staff employed by Serco

The Guardian - UK

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