We are helping thousands of vulnerable people who were housed during the pandemic to stay in accommodation this year, with more than £90M of funding announced today. gov.uk/government/new… (1/5)
The incredible national effort to support rough sleepers during the pandemic has protected many lives and is widely regarded as one of the most successful programmes of its kind in the world. I’m hugely grateful to all those involved. (2/5)
This funding will ensure that vulnerable people and rough sleepers continue to have safe accommodation and the care and support they need, to ensure as few as possible return to the streets. (3/5)
The Next Steps Accommodation Programme is part of the government’s landmark commitment to end rough sleeping for good.
In Greater Manchester, over £3M has today been allocated to councils to support the vulnerable. (4/5)
And we are providing 6,000 new supported homes - the most ambitious project of its kind with the single biggest injection of specialist accommodation since the Rough Sleeping Initiative began. (5/5) gov.uk/government/new…
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Who are the judges that decide immigration cases? Well, let me lift the lid.
Meet Greg Ó Ceallaigh.
He specialises in asylum and deportations.
Here’s a snapshot of his social media, where he reveals his far-left and open border views.👇
He was appointed a deputy upper tribunal judge last year.
Since then he has publicly backed calls for the Illegal Migration Act to be repealed and criticised the expansion of criminal offences for illegal entry.
In 2019 he was still lobbying for a second referendum.