Home Affairs Select Committee report criticises "disgraceful" asylum support accommodation
The government's provision of asylum support accommodation has been subjected to scathing criticism - yet again - in a Home Affairs...
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Section 17 assessments: wrong to place a burden of proof on destitute families
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A Wake Up call about HRA time limits
This judgment by King J is a salutary reminder of the importance of time limits in HRA claims. AP was a young man with a learning...
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