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Welcome back to another episode of HMO Hull SPECIAL MIGRANT ADDITION Just when you thought the saturation couldn’t get worse, a fresh Home Office FOI drops showing 119 dispersal properties/HMO's currently in use in Hull under the Asylum Accommodation and Support Contracts as of 30 June 2026 That’s roughly 4.4 homes per 10k residents, higher than both Leeds and Sheffield Hull's average of people in dispersal accommodation is 14.1 per 10k, thats about 10% above the average of the other main cities in Yorkshire That 119 figure is already out of date because the Royal Hotel only emptied in September (three months after the FOI snapshot). Those people weren’t magically disappeared. They were almost certainly moved into local dispersal stock, meaning the real number of properties and pressure on local housing will be even higher now Meanwhile there are 7,807 applicants registered on Hull City Council’s HomeSearch register and properties that do come up typically get about 300 people desperately bidding for each one It’s not first come, first served, it’s priority bands based on need and still thousands of local people are stuck in limbo getting pushed to the back of the queue While locals compete in their hundreds for every available home, the Home Office is quietly filling (and topping up) dispersal properties with even more migrants Same pattern as the Portland, the hotels converting to mega HMOs, and the endless applications on Spring Bank and Beverley Road When will we actually put Hullensians before the govements migrant machine? Share if you care and give me a follow for future posts and updates #HMOHull #Hull #SaveOurStreets #HullPatriot #StopTheBoats #RestoreBritain