NRNE’s Multimedia Bulletin: August 2026 We’re kicking off August by sharing our monthly bulletin; containing pieces of media related to all-things NRPF If you have any suggestions, need clarification, or are having trouble accessing any of the materials, please do not hesitate to get in touch; we are happy to help. Below is our August 2026 […]
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The Fight for Abolition Ends at Number 10 For nearly a decade, Andy Burnham was amongst an embarrassingly small pool of British politicians who viewed the No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) for what it is: a policy choice, not a fact of nature, and one that drives homelessness, destitution and suffering in the communities he
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Print, Pass out or Promote: Our New Leaflets We’ve spent a lot of time working on and expanding our digital footprint in 2026, updating and posting more on our website and becoming a more regular fixture in your social media feed. Whilst this remains a key focus of our work, given the many thousands of people we
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New Materials Ready: Our Training Updated Our training has always been a key part of what we do. We deliver sessions focused on the No Recourse to Public Funds condition and the Asylum System to frontline staff, public sector workers, and community organisations across the North East, free of charge! We’ve taken time over the past few
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NRNE’s Multimedia Bulletin: July 2026 We’ve now shared over 100 pieces of migration-related media, research and insights that we’ve found compelling. We hope that you’ve managed to join us in reading, sharing and discussing the findings in some of those pieces so far this year, and if not, then July is as good a time to
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Protect Article 8 Our Submission to the United Nations’ OHCHR On the 15th of June 2026, the No Recourse North East Partnership responded to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights’ call for input regarding children’s right to family life in migration and asylum policies. We view the right to family life,
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Opposing Asylum Reforms Our Submission to the Home Office On 4 June 2026, we submitted our response to the Home Office consultation on reforming asylum support and enforcing family returns. We strongly oppose all the proposals and believe that conversations had on the asylum system should focus on expanding support and increasing the dignity of
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NRNE’s Newsletter: Spring 2026 If you’ve wondered what we’ve been doing this spring, our Spring 2026 newsletter will answer that question! This issue brings together some of our latest updates from across the partnership, highlighting our work, voice, insights, alongside the lived realities shaping it in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, and Moray. If you are interested in further
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NRNE’s Multimedia Bulletin: June 2026 We are now halfway through the calendar year, and hope that our bulletins, six and counting, have helped make this year one of progress and learning. If you are in the mood, we encourage you to take a deeper look at our website, which was updated this month. If you have
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Conversations, Connection and Collective Solutions Recently, members of the NRNE Lived Experience Group, Experts through Experience Homewards Aberdeen Panel, Cfine Lived Experience Group, and Yahyas Hub came together for a participatory session focused on connection, solidarity, and collective problem-solving. The session brought together people from many different backgrounds and experiences, including people with lived experience of homelessness, migration, poverty, disability, asylum systems, and exclusion. Throughout
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