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Epping asylum hotel evacuated as all residents removed

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Epping asylum hotel evacuated as all residents removed
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Susanna Siddell, 

Published: 11/06/2026

– 17:05

Updated: 11/06/2026

– 17:15

Residents staying at the Bell Hotel in Essex have been evacuated from the site, Epping Forest District Council has said.

The building was used by the Home Office to house asylum seekers.


Last summer, furious protests erupted outside The Bell Hotel after an Ethiopian migrant residing at the hotel sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl.

A spokesman for Epping Forest District Council confirmed only security staff stayed on site while it sought further clarification from the Home Office.

Shabana Mahmood’s department confirmed said residents were evacuated, citing fire safety concerns.

The Government spokesman added that it was a precautionary measure and reiterated that it took the safety of service users and staff seriously.

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