Yeah as I understand it, the lower % regions are putting their asylum seekers in hotels. Whereas the higher % areas are finding them homes. What sort of homes, is anyones guess (prefabs?).
However, I thought migrants came under dispersal orders which meant they were not meant to be grouped together, which hotel accomodation does, whether that's due to a lack of housing in comparison I don't know, I can only assume so.
I know Kent always use to take the children, as they require more professional care, hence the cost is higher, I don't know where those children are dispersed to within the county though. Surely not hotels. Genuine children I'm chatting here.
Some areas have more migrants than they are supposed to be allowed per capita, Hounslow and Hillingdon as examples. So unlikely those areas will be receiving anymore. Not sure if per capita feels right, what about density as in amount of land?
I think the higher % areas housing asylum seekers will probably see that situation get worse as migrants are moved out of hotels under this Labour government, I forget what their timescale was on it. So it's like a double edged sword for housing them.
So in other words, unless the North stops finding them homes, you got more coming your way mate.