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Migrant Hotels Inflame British Public

July 28, 2025 GOVERNMENT, SOCIETY, Spotlight 0

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ER Editor: Readers may recall the alleged murders of three very cute small girls last summer at a dance class in Southport, England, after which riots broke out in various towns and cities protesting mass immigration. Elon Musk was known to chime in significantly on social media. Working class Brits had apparently found their voice, and not before time.

A year on, and lavish sums of taxpayer monies going to house undocumented, unvetted male migrants in hotels, some of whom are sex offenders, is the hot button issue. There are interesting Youtube channels and videos showing migrants at some of these hotels up and down the country. Readers may be interested in the following channel and links —

TH101UK

Youtube search term:  Migrants Hotels

Twitter/X search term: migrants UK hotels

This is an interesting video from a few days ago (15 minutes) —

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SUMMARY

Protests in the leafy, middle class area of Epping, north of London, have been taking place over the last week. Residents of the town have had to put up with the anti-social behaviour of these unvetted illegal migrants for up to five years, housed at taxpayer expense in at least one local hotel, The Bell. Locals are fearful for the safety of children and teenagers, and crime in general. A local girl was sexually assaulted by a 41 year old Ethiopian migrant, which set off the recent protests. The report linked to notes how the hotel had been closed down, but that Labour had reopened it.

When citizens demonstrate outside these hotels, counter protests pop up by Antifa types protesting against fascism and racism. Protestors are bussed in. Police have been documented escorting in these ready-to-order protesters on foot, or driving them away in police vehicles. For their ‘safety’, for their ‘right to protest’. This hasn’t gone down well, of course.

Citizen journalists filing video reports on such hotels in different towns around the country find that these illegals, mostly men, have no identifying papers, receive government money, food, and two-to-a-room hotel accommodation with in-house services. Some could even be involved in illegal work such as cooking fast food for take-out delivery, situated within the hotels themselves. NHS doctors are in ready supply; drugs have been found among some of the illegals. Security staff at these hotels are usually men from other ethnic backgrounds with a non-native grasp of English.

The protests and publicity seem to be bearing fruit as Epping councillors are demanding the migrants be removed from the aforementioned hotel as well as one other as of July 24. Of course, this is just shifting the problem onto a different community.

Epping protests have been heavily controlled —

This Sky News report notes that hotel housing costs the UK taxpayer 5.7 million pounds a DAY.

In the Epping case, the ante was then spectacularly upped as migrants from The Bell were reported to be sent to no less than an exclusive hotel in the heart of London’s financial district, Canary Wharf. The Daily Mail article below deals with that.

We would readily agree that all this sounds orchestrated, to wake people up.

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Additional reporting —

Sky News July 25 –

Epping council demands government ‘immediately’ close asylum hotel – as Home Office works to ‘restore order’

Daily Sceptic July 27 –

Elite Police Squad to Monitor Anti-Migrant Posts on Social Media

Farage 2.0 –

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Rings of steel placed around Canary Wharf and Epping asylum seeker hotels after second night of anti-migrant protests outside four-star venue

TOM COTTERILL and ARTHUR PARASHAR  and DAN WOODLAND for MAILONLINE

A ring of steel is being set up around a luxury four-star hotel that’s been converted to house migrants, following sweeping protests this week.

Large barriers have been installed outside The Britannia International Hotel in London‘s Canary Wharf this morning.

It comes after a second night of fiery scenes following a major rally by anti-migrant activists outside the swanky city centre venue – where rooms can go for up to £425 a night.

Guards kitted out in black uniforms and wearing face masks were seen manning the barriers this morning, as security was tightened.

Meanwhile, more than a dozen officers from the Metropolitan Police have gathered outside the building.

The heightened protective measures come amid fresh fears of further protests exploding tomorrow and over the weekend.

In Epping, Essex, the community is once against braced for fresh demonstrations this week following violent clashes by ‘thugs’ outside The Bell Hotel, which is also housing illegal asylum seekers.

The mayhem erupted earlier this month after one of the hotel’s Ethiopian residents was charged with sexually assaulting schoolgirls in the leafy Essex town.

This afternoon, metal fencing was delivered to the hotel on the back of a flatbed truck, in a seeming drive to beef up the building’s defences.

Since the disorder earlier this month, protests have spread to other parts of the country, with more than 150 gathering outside The Park Hotel, in Diss, Norfolk on Monday after the Home Office announced plans to change it from housing asylum-seeker families to single men.

Large barriers have been set up around the four-star Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf

The boss of the organisation representing rank-and-file police officers has chillingly warned the disorder in Epping’s was the ‘signal flare’ which could spark an outbreak of violent protests.

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She said Epping was ‘not just a troubling one-off’, adding:  ‘It was a signal flare. A reminder of how little it takes for tensions to erupt and how ill-prepared we remain to deal with it.’

The hotel in Canary Wharf was the latest to be converted into asylum accommodation by the Home Office, as Britain braces itself for a potential surge in illegal migrants crossing the Channel in the summer.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been warned the nation could face a second ‘summer of riots’ if Labour fails to get a grip on such hotels being used amid rising public anger.

The decision for the four-star city building to house asylum seekers has already been branded an ‘insult’, with some residents and local business owners saying they fear for their safety.

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The hotel in Canary Wharf has been cordoned off but workers were seen bringing beds and mattresses inside

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‘It is outrageous that the Government is splurging taxpayers’ hard-earned money on luxury hotels for illegal immigrants when most people in this country would struggle to afford a hotel in central London,’ he told The Sun.

‘This is one of the most luxurious hotels people can only dream of staying in, right in the heart of London’s financial centre.’

He continued: ‘No wonder illegal immigrants are flooding across the Channel in record numbers,’ adding: ‘This is an insult to law-abiding citizens.’

Workers spent yesterday hauling beds and mattresses into a four-star hotel in Canary Wharf after a night of protests in response to Government plans to house migrants there.

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Protesters had gathered outside the hotel amid reports asylum seekers were being transferred from Epping, where trouble had previously broken out, to the capital, although the Home Office later clarified this was not the case.

Tower Hamlets Council did, however, confirm the Government intends to use the hotel – which has around 500 rooms – for asylum seekers in a move which has angered anti-migrant protesters and guests whose bookings have been cancelled.

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In Epping, Essex Police has issued a dispersal order, which is in place from 2pm on Thursday until 8am on Friday, covering an area including the town centre, transport hubs and networks such as the underground station.

The order gives officers the power to tell anyone suspected of committing or planning antisocial behaviour to leave the area or face arrest.

It comes as the force faces criticism over its handling of the display, which led to riot police being drafted in, as activists hurled bricks and other missiles at police vans.

The Chief Constable for Essex Police has dismissed calls to resign over the force’s handling of the Epping protests after footage emerged of officers escorting pro-migrant activists to an asylum seeker hotel where violent clashes erupted.

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The Bell Hotel, in Epping, Essex, has been the centre of a string of violent demonstrations after an asylum seeker was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a teenage girl in the town eight days after arriving in the UK.

Essex Police had initially denied it had brought Stand Up to Racism activists to the hotel before ugly clashes broke out with anti-migrant protesters on Thursday.

But after being shown footage of officers leading the group from a nearby station to outside the hotel, the force then backtracked and admitted it had provided a ‘foot cordon’.

Mr Farage called for Chief Constable Harrington to resign, saying the footage is ‘absolutely disgraceful’ and ‘heads must roll’.

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Featured image source, police at Bell Hotel: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4g8nzn3ne9o

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