The Epping City Council has been denied an appeal in the case of refugee accommodation at the hotel.

In the UK, the City of Epping Council has been denied the opportunity to appeal the Supreme Court's decision to accommodate asylum seekers at the Bell Hotel. This was reported on September 2 by Sky News channel.

The Essex hotel has become the focus of protests in recent weeks after an asylum seeker staying there was charged with sexually assaulting a teenager.

Last month, the Epping Forest District Council received a temporary ban on refugee accommodation, but it was lifted after legal challenges from the Ministry of the Interior and the owner of the hotel, the TV channel reported.

Now the council has stated that "no reasons were given" after its application for permission to appeal the latest court decision was rejected, Sky News channel writes.

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