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Open Letter Calls on Prime Minister to Reform Asylum Accommodation
An open letter calling for urgent reform of the way people seeking asylum are housed in the UK has now been sent to the Prime Minister. The letter, coordinated by Refugee Action and supported by organisations and individuals across the
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Drop-in opening dates
REVIVE – DROP IN BESWICK ST BRIGID’S CHURCH HALL Grey Mare Lane, M11 3DR [Immigration] 9am-2pm Tuesday 22 July CLOSED FOR SUMMER Tuesday 9 September Tuesday 23 September Tuesday 7 October Tuesday 21 October Tuesday 4
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Update for people from Syria
July 2025 The Home Office has announced they will resume decision-making for people from Syria with protection claims. Decision making on Syrian cases has been paused for over 7 months, since December 2024. During this
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Syria: country policy and information notes
Guidance used by UK Visas and Immigration to make decisions in asylum and human rights applications. Click here for further
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Decision making for Syrian nationals with outstanding protection claims
Following the fall of the Assad regime, the Home Office paused all Syrian asylum interviews and decisions as announced to Parliament on 11 December 2024. This pause extended to settlement protection applications from Syrian nationals
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ACE Manchester Holiday Club Summer 2025
ACE Manchester Holiday Club Summer 2025 Registration Now Open! Looking for a safe, fun, and enriching place for your child this summer? Look no further! ACE Manchester Holiday Club opens from 24th July to the 14th of
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The National Age Assessment Board: children’s experiences
Afternoon, For those of you working with young people, in hotels, or generally concerned about how children are being treated as adults - we spoke to young people about the Home Office's National Age Assessment Board (NAAB) age
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Explainer: the government’s Immigration White Paper
Yesterday the Government released its long-awaited Immigration White Paper. It focuses on ‘legal migration’, meaning people who come to the UK to work, study, and for some other reasons including family. Within an hour of the
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Visa Fees are Rising, Again
Today, visa fees are rising, AGAIN. This government is profiting from people in our communities during a cost of living crisis, pushing them into poverty and insecurity. Therefore, together with Praxis for Migrants and Refugees, we're
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