Bell Hotel Can House Asylum Seekers, High Court Judge Rules

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The Bell Hotel attracted protests in the summer over the housing of asylum seekers Lucy North/PAAsylum seekers can continue to be housed in the Bell Hotel in Essex after Epping Forest District Council failed to secure a High Court injunction that would block them from living there.The council took legal action against the hotel owner, Somani Hotels, claiming that accommodating asylum seekers there breaches planning rules.

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