Asylum Hotel Group verzeichnete 2,5 Milliarden Pfund Steuerzahler -Deal gegenüber Schadensschwerer Deliveroo und Uber Eats Takeaway Kitchen wurde von in einem seiner Zweige ausgeführt

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14871121/Asylum-hotel-awarded-ran-secret-Deliveroo-Uber-Eats-takeaway-kitchen.html

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    1. Conscious-Cake6284 on

      It very much wasn’t a secret, this is a non story, literally Facebook rumours.

    2. No_Professor5605 on

      I seen the video and what I can’t understand is them cars just sat in the car park with no plates on.

    3. BernardMarxAlphaPlus on

      Every migrant involved needs to be deported, no chance of appeals, straight to deportation.

    4. Cedar Court run Absurd Stacks out of their Wakefield, Huddersfield and Bradford locations for online food deliveries. The guys in the video are frothing at the bit to find anything negative about Asylum Hotels but all they find is a kitchen. No residents working, non making deliveries they just assume they are.

      The kitchen at the Wakefield location is used for the residents and anyone visiting the leisure facilities. If the kitchen (5 star hygiene rating as of Sept 24) can run as a ghost kitchen for a food delivery business then why not?

      Now if residents are working the kitchen and making deliveries then we have a problem as they’re unlikely to be working legally and paying tax. But the video doesn’t show that.

      It’s also very hard to find anything about ‘Big Boi Burger’. If they are or were running a food delivery service they either did a very bad job of promoting it or wiped it off the face of the earth.

    5. Illustrious_Bat_6971 on

      £2.5 B…..um? Half of the proposed Welfare Reform bill.

      Labour, UK….wake up!!

    6. irishshogun on

      Plenty of those videos online showing uber eats etc bikes coming and going from the hotels. Look at those auditor videos

    7. redeemable-soul on

      I watched a video on YouTube yesterday where a couple of guys went to a migrant hotel and there was a kitchen being run from there with pickup point for Deliveroo and Uber eats. The staff confirmed to the police that there was a delivery service being run from there.
      The takeaway was called Big Boy Burgers if I remember right.

    8. catman_dave on

      I’ve never rented commercial property, so not sure exactly how these things work but would the wording of the contract between government / accomodation middleman company and owner not show who is profiting from this and if they’re doing something shady or illegal ?

      Either the hotel was leased to the accomodation middleman company excluding the kitchens, and the owner is leasing them to whoever is running the takeaway OR the middleman accomodation company leased the whole property including the kitchens on taxpayer money and is now getting a bonus by subletting the kitchens.

    9. ImActivelyTired on

      I’m shocked…

      Nah just kidding.. it’s already common knowledge that a large % of legal/illegal migrants work illegally.

      However i would be astounded if the government actually did something to address it, now that would leave me flabbergasted.

    10. I saw this video the other day. There was zero proof that any asylum seeker was working in the kitchen.

      They basically just wandered in, filmed an empty kitchen for 1 minute and were then escorted back out by security.

      How that is a story is beyond me.

    11. Go to some of these hotels. You will see e-bikes chained to lampposts and I don’t mean one or two, I mean 3 to a lamppost on multiple lampposts all within walking distance of the hotel.

      If you manage to sweet talk your way past security you will also see posters for these food delivery apps plastered in the lobby and common room, along with their football tables and ping pong tables.

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