Migration Yorkshire 🧡
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Local authority-led migration partnership working with national and local govt, and others so that Yorkshire & Humber can deal with, and benefit from, migration
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Joined January 2013
The latest quarterly migration statistics are out! Read all about these and more in our latest Migration News Roundup ⬇️.
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RT @MelJ_NOCN: Thanks to @MigrationYorks for delivering the first presentation at our #ESOL webinar today with @WYLPLTD . @NOCNGroup .#netw….
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This week's Migration news Roundup is out! Among the highlights this week:. 🔸 New quarterly NRPF data.🔸 Home Office recruiting a Windrush Commissioner.🔸 Attitudes towards international students remain positive. Read more at
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We've released our annual horizon scan, outlining developments and challenges anticipated in our region's migration landscape. It covers policy changes, resettlement efforts and integration initiatives affecting migrant communities. Read it at
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Our latest Migration News Roundup is out! Grab a coffee and have a read about the latest information, news and policy developments from across the sector.
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This week's Migration News Round up is out! Head on over to our website to read in full ⬇️.
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We've just launched our brand new newsletter for the voluntary and community sector in Yorkshire and Humber. You can read it here: We aim to publish every 2 weeks. Subscribe here ⬇️.and please share with your networks!
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The latest on the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill, softening attitudes towards migration, and the latest UK population projections. Read about it all and much more in this week's Migration News Roundup. Check it out at
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High skilled visa routes, Presidential executive orders and the latest news on cohesion and integration. Grab a coffee (or another beverage of your choice) and have a read of our latest Migration News Roundup. It's live now at
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Our latest Migration News Roundup is out! Check out the latest developments and policy updates, and a few other stories which we hope might encourage you. Have a read at
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Our first Migration news roundup for 2025 is now live on our website. It's a summary of migration news, policy and research developments from the last week, and some extra stories which we found inspiring. Have a read at
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Check out our weekly #MYroundup, the final edition of 2024. We're taking a break over the festive season, and we'll circulate the next roundup on 13 January 2025. #migrationnews #policy #research #inspiringstories.
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Don't miss our weekly #MYroundup. It's a summary of migration news, policy and research from the last week, and inspiring stories too.
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Last week, the Ministry of Justice announced that an increase of £20 million government investment was added into legal aid sector, including for #immigration work, such as to support victims of #modernslavery and #trafficking, as well as #domesticabuse.
gov.uk
Vulnerable people who face unfair eviction or being pushed into homelessness are among those who will benefit from the first increase in civil legal aid funding in almost 30 years, the Lord Chancel...
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Zaid Alqassab, a #Ukrainian #refugee who has struggled to find a job in the UK as a qualified civil engineer, has opened a Sumerian café in #Scotland selling unique teas and coffees.
glasgowlive.co.uk
Zaid Alqassab has opened a Sumerian cafe selling unique teas and coffees after struggling to find a job here in his previous profession, as a qualified civil engineer.
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A new exhibition of photographs in Gateshead shows experiences of going through the UK’s #asylum system. ‘Asylum: a long and painful process’ is open until February 2025.
northeastbylines.co.uk
New exhibition entitled Asylum: A Long and Painful Process opens tomorrow
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In case you haven't check this out: our local migration data dashboards have been updated with the latest national immigration #statistics published for the year ending September 2024.
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Run by @RUFC_CT, the United 4 Communities (U4C) group organises football training sessions for refugees and people seeking asylum in #Rotherham. The project has helped newcomers make friends, feel less isolated, improve confidence, health and wellbeing.
morningstaronline.co.uk
WHEN rioters stormed a hotel housing asylum seekers in Rotherham and set it on fire last summer, Abel Zenebe was so scared he did not leave his house for two weeks.Abel, 25, had travelled alone to...
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