Asylum and the city

By Denise Chevin Denise Chevin 2004-02-13T00:00:00

The decision, though, will inevitably lead to more problems for councils in the capital. They predict that refugees who have previously had no choice will start making their way back to London. It comes at a time when many of these same councils are waiting to find out how many ...

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