Bibby Stockholm Contract, Plans Major Savings in Asylum Costs
The migrant barge, criticized as inhumane and costly, will be decommissioned as part of Labour's broader financial reforms.
- The Bibby Stockholm barge contract will not be renewed, saving £20 million.
- Labour aims to save £7.7 billion in asylum costs over the next decade.
- The National Audit Office reports highlight billions in taxpayer money wasted under the previous government.
- Labour's new plans include clearing the asylum backlog and cutting accommodation costs.
- Critics describe the barge as a symbol of the previous government's failed policies.