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One arrest as protesters again descend on hotel in Epping

Dozens gather outside The Bell Hotel in Epping after recent string of violent protests there – although police describe latest demonstration as ‘peaceful so far’

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16 arrested after protests outside Epping migrant hotel as ring of steel ramps up around TWO asylum seeker centres

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Police Update After Protests Outside Epping Hotel

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The police can’t cope with another summer of fury over asylum hotels

The military may be called upon under Maca (Military Aid to the Civil Authorities), but while our armed forces might offer some additional resilience, there are precious few of them, and any presence...

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Police condemn 'thugs and vandals' at Epping asylum seeker hotel protests

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Police deny 'bussing' protesters to asylum hotel

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

At least 18 people have been arrested in connection with the protests, which have spiralled into violent clashes.

Council votes to shut asylum hotel in Epping after furious clashes erupt

Multiple demonstrations have been held outside the Bell Hotel in Epping since July 13 after an asylum seeker was charged with allegedly attempting to kiss a 14-year-old girl.

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Councillors vote to urge Government to close Epping asylum hotel

Councillors vote to urge Government to close Epping asylum hotel - The latest protest outside the Bell Hotel was held on Thursday evening.

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Epping council chief calls for 'immediate and permanent closure' of migrant hotels at centre of clashes

An Epping council leader has demanded the "immediate and permanent closure" of two asylum hotels after violence erupted outside.

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Police deny 'bussing' claims after escorting counter-protesters to Epping migrant hotel demo 'for safety reasons'

But in a statement released shortly afterwards, a force spokesperson said: “There are claims on social media that Essex Police officers ‘bussed’ protesters to the protest outside the Bell Hotel on Thursday July 17. “This is categorically wrong.