ENGLISH TAX PAYERS LIVE IN CARAVANS
NAO Report:
https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/home-offices-asylum-accommodation-contracts.pdf
Tax payers fund £9 Million PER DAY on “Asylum Seekers”
1000’s across the country unable to afford basic necessities like Rent; Gas; Electricity; Water & Council Tax, are forced to live in caravans.
Brighton and Hove Councils answer is to “Speak to the Legal Team and Take Enforcement Action” https://news.sky.com/story/the-van-dwellers-left-with-no-option-but-to-live-on-the-kerb-13506759
A similar story is happening in Glastonbury
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RG2Z-eZQPA
Interesting 'coincidence' that both Brighton and Glastonbury councils are controlled by the Green Party. The 'greens' like 'gentrification', spending millions on "Net Zero" and Low Traffic Neighbourhood plans, or consulting on the Glastonbury World Heritage Site agenda.
In Glastonbury the famous "Town Deal" secured £23.6 million which included £2 million allocation for a caravan/van dwelling non-bricks & mortar park-up. The council bought some flood land at a premium rate and then discovered it was unsuitable for parking or electrics so scrapped the scheme and sold the land at a loss. Then they set about driving away the van & caravan dwellers, destroying the existing community of artistic and creative people all operating sustainable work. They aggressively forced out anyone that resisted. They also implemented a scheme for a mock 'roundhouse' visitor centre to the famous Bridie's Mound site and damaged the land and archeological site by constructing a grey stone chip road that extended over the Mound itself. The councils like spending money when it suits them!
Official statistics showed a record 131,140 households in temporary accommodation in England.
While the Home Office spends £145 per night to put an individual in a hotel, many local councils are struggling to find the budget to keep their own residents off the streets.
When the local inhabitants of the area discover the degree of corruption in their corporate councils, they will probably want to stop paying them!




