Bibby Stockholm
ASYLUM seekers are being told about their return to the barge after it was evacuated following the discovery of Legionella bacteria in the water supply.
A Home Office spokesperson said: “The Home Office has started to send letters to asylum seekers to confirm the re-embarkation of the and notify them that they will be accommodated on board, following the vessel completing all necessary tests.“The letters confirm the next steps for asylum seekers and reiterate that all asylum accommodation continues to be offered on a no-choice basis.
Carralyn Parkes, who lives on the Isle of Portland, is set to ask the High Court for approval to challenge the Government department over the barge, arguing the Government requires planning permission.A hearing will take place on Tuesday.
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