Residents express concerns over planned asylum centre in Linton-on-Ouse

The transcript discusses the concerns of a village facing the arrival of 1500 men, highlighting the emotional and logistical impact on the community. The response includes plans for drop-in sessions and site visits to address these concerns. The maximum capacity is 1500, but the process will be gradual, starting with 60 people. Security measures and communication are emphasized, but trust issues remain due to inconsistent information.

What is the main concern of the villagers regarding the arrival of 1500 men?

• The rise in housing prices

• The effect on mental health and safety

• The increase in traffic congestion

• The impact on local businesses

How do the authorities plan to address the villagers' concerns initially?

• By immediately housing 1500 people

• By starting with 60 people and conducting drop-in sessions

• By relocating the villagers

• By providing financial compensation

What is the maximum capacity of people the authorities plan to house?

• 300 people

• 1500 people

• 60 people

• 600 people

What security concern is raised by the villagers?

• Inadequate fire safety measures

• No security outside schools and houses

• Lack of street lighting

• Absence of police presence

What is a major issue affecting the villagers' trust in the authorities?

• Increased taxes

• Frequent changes in information

• Lack of financial support

• Poor infrastructure