Uber Eats and Deliveroo takeaway kitchen in asylum hotel shut down | UK | News
A four -star immigrant hotel was used to prepare and send food by a kitchen, Deliveoo and Uber EATS to prepare and send. Images on Youtube are used to prepare fast food orders, which are described as the “abuse of asylum, the asylum accommodation in Westfield, West Yorkshire.
EC4 Hotel Ltd’e hotel, every day, millions of pounds spending, asylum seekers waiting for the process of asylum seekers have a lucrative contract. An investigation continues to determine whether the enterprise is illegal under the terms of the contract. The images published by TH101uk show two men entering the field of the hotel to investigate its use as a business.
When they win the entrance, it is understood that the hotel’s kitchen is used by Big Boi Burger and the ridiculous Stack, while a sign at the door clearly states that the hotel is a Deliveoo and Uber Eats Pick-up.
The hotel has hosted asylum seekers for several years, but the kitchen was controlled by Environmental Health in September 2024 and a five -star rating was given.
Wakefield Council announced that the hotel operates a suitable food business known as ridiculous piles.
Although he provides a license to operate the business, the Council is now investigating after the publication of viral images.
Revelation comes a few days after the Daily Express found that riders operate from shelter hotels from several food distribution companies.
During two nights, Daily Express saw at least 10 different men who left an immigrant hotel in the center of London before she was delivered.
They added Deliveoo, only food and Uber food branded carriers added mobile phones to their bikes and handles.
In response, a home office spokesman: “This event is completely unacceptable.
“Since the service is no longer working on the site and we are in close contact with the provider.
“They said the hotel residents were not involved.
He continued: “Asylum accommodation and the safety of the residents of abuse of the allegations of extremely serious. Now we will investigate.”
A Deliveoo spokesman said: “Virtual brands like ridiculous heaps are completely registered food businesses and offer only delivery restaurant service.
“After realizing the potential relationship between the hotel group and the home office that manages the virtual brand, we suspended them from our platform while researching more.”
A UBER EATS spokesman: “We suspended this restaurant access to our platform and we are completely investigating.”
