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Fury as migrants facing boot from UK to be taught ballooncraft and flower arranging – paid for by YOU
THOUSANDS of pounds are being blown on hiring staff to teach balloon craft and floristry to migrants facing the boot.
Painting and hairdressing tutors and a gym boss are also wanted for Heathrow Immigration Removal Centre, where detainees include serious criminals.
Salaries for the four roles, plus a vocational skills tutor, amount to £165,000-a-year.
Last night Home Office Minister Seema Malhotra said the department had asked for the roles to be scrapped.
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She said: “We don’t believe all these roles are necessary and have told the Home Office to speak to Mitie to remove them.”
Judges today rule on a Home Office appeal against the removal of migrants from a hotel in Epping.
Yesterday the Government department told the court that asylum seekers’ rights outweigh locals’ concerns.
The roles, posted by agency Mitie, first appeared on the Government’s Find A Job website last week and are still available.
The combined £165,000-a-year spend was last night branded an insult to taxpayers.
Shadow Justice Secretary and Tory MP Robert Jenrick told The Sun: “The Government has lost the plot. They’re so addicted to providing freebies that they’re even handing them out to foreign criminals when they’re about to be chucked out the county. It’s insane.
“These jobs should be withdrawn immediately and replaced by security officers that can increase deportations.”
The advert for the hospitality and floristry tutor says a key responsibility is “to proactively promote, design, and deliver workshops in relevant creative skills including floristry, cake decorating, balloon craft, (and) arts and craft activities to meet the needs of the residents”.
Meanwhile, the listing for a hairdressing tutor says the main duties are “providing hair-cutting, dying hair and braiding services”.
A “creatively-minded” painting tutor will lead “paint parties” at the centre.
They are asked to create a “stimulating, supportive and productive environment for residents that encourages them to attend and enables them to learn and develop their skills”.
Bosses are also advertising for a vocational skills tutor, also on £31,585 a year.
And the £38,873-a-year gym manager is expected to “manage a full activities timetable within the sport halls, gyms and courtyards”.
They must “ensure a safe and secure environment is maintained so detainees can access “purposeful activities throughout their stay”.
Facilities firm Mitie is required to provide recreational services to detainees as part of its £290million contract with the Home Office, signed in 2014.
The Government is in the process of advertising the Heathrow tender to other firms, valuing the new contract at as much as £420million for an initial five years.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: “Labour are pouring taxpayers’ money into perks when every effort should be on deportations.
"Hiring gym managers and balloon craft tutors for people who must be deported is indefensible and must be stopped immediately.
“If you come here illegally, you should not be rewarded with courses and comforts, you should be deported swiftly. Labour have scrapped deterrents, grounded enforcement, and are now treating removal centres like leisure centres.”
Two centres — Harmondsworth and Colnbrook — are based near Heathrow to allow easy transfers to deportation jets.
Combined, they are thought to be Europe’s largest.
Harmondsworth, which can house up to 658 people, was opened in 1970, while 300-person Colnbrook began housing residents in 2004.
Both have social rooms containing TVs, gaming consoles, a shared “cultural kitchen” and board games.
Migrants, including asylum seekers, can be housed in a removal centre before deportation or while their immigration status is resolved.
Home Office figures show 1,808 people are currently in UK detention centres.
The Heathrow hiring spree comes despite a damning report this year which found critical departments at both sites were short on staff.
Charlie Taylor, chief inspector of prisons, wrote of Colnbrook: “A shortage of staff meant detainees waited too long for mental health support, including assessments and psychological interventions.”
One in five detainees said drugs were easy to get, with Mr Taylor writing: “Ingress of drugs was a major issue and the amount of drugs and related paraphernalia found through searching had been increasing. There was still no comprehensive drug strategy, but it was in preparation in collaboration with the Home Office, and there was some evidence of recent progress.
“Improvements in detection equipment were planned and much needed in light of a more developed criminal market in drugs.”
A review at Harmondsworth last year said detainees were found smoking cannabis and staff had “all but stopped challenging smoking indoors”.
Mr Taylor said: “There were too few staff and many lacked the experience, confidence and, in some cases, pro
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