Fury as three MORE former military bases are set to be turned into housing for thousands of migrants

The government is planning to convert three more former military bases into housing for migrants as part of Labour’s strategy to replace expensive asylum hotels. The sites, including one in Bicester, Oxfordshire, and two RAF bases in Suffolk and North Yorkshire, could collectively house around 3,750 people. This move has sparked outrage among some who oppose the use of military land for non-military purposes. The decision underscores ongoing tensions around asylum policies and the allocation of public resources, highlighting the contentious nature of migration housing plans.