The Home Office is under legal fire for housing up to 540 asylum seekers at a former military camp in Crowborough, East Sussex — a move sparking protests and accusations of secrecy. Crowborough Shield argues the government misused emergency powers to skirt planning laws, while the Home Office insists it acted responsibly, consulting local authorities and offering public feedback channels. Though a prior lawsuit was dismissed for being filed too early, the judge acknowledged the case’s legal merit and has ordered a decision delay as he weighs the arguments. The outcome could reshape how the UK handles asylum accommodation.
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