While the Bank of England's aim is intended to squeeze people's disposable incomes, no one wants people's lives to be ruined by arrears and repossessions – and that is the urgent protection we need to focus on. "Therefore, the most important thing we can focus on right now is appropriate, flexible forbearance measures. Martin Lewis, from, said: "The unprecedented steep rise in mortgage rates is causing a nightmare for many with variable mortgages and those coming off fixes. We've been hearing some more about the government's mortgage agreement with lenders. "It seems to us clear that the judge was right to conclude as he did on this issue, and that his essential reasons for doing so are sound and complete."Īt an earlier hearing, the Home Office said its plans were based on scenarios of up to 56,000 small boats arriving in the UK this year, taking the number of people needing accommodation and support to between 120,000 and 140,000. The judges said: "Having considered all the submissions made to us, both written and oral, on the issue of jurisdiction, we find it impossible to accept the argument advanced on behalf of the council. However, a ruling by the Court of Appeal today dismissed the latest attempt.
The government announced in March that it would use Wethersfield Airfield in Essex as accommodation for up to 1,700 men for up to 180 days each under emergency powers, as part of its plans to tackle the asylum backlog.īut Braintree District Council tried to seek an injunction to stop the plan after anger from local residents, arguing the move would breach planning controls.Ī High Court judge refused the bid in April, but the local authority appealed, claiming the court did have the power to grant the injunction. A local council has lost a court challenge to try and stop asylum seekers being housed at a local RAF base.
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