This is an illegal migrant facility called Quadrant Hall in England Th company who runs it is called Serco, and they also run other asylum sites in the UK The company Serco gets no-bid contracts from the liberal government and has been caught billing for dead people in other... facilities Keep in mind that in the UK not every child is entitled to free meals at school. From year 3 and up children qualify if the household gets Universal Credit. Families not on UC generally do not qualify but illegal migrants are all provided free meals So kids won’t get free meals. They have to pay or go hungry So when you see these migrants eating for free, know that little kids aren’t getting free meals but they are You should be furiousshow more

Soon the United Kingdom will fall. Foreigners have decimated them, and they're broke...

Even this won't be the Breaking Point for people to do something... What will the Breaking Point be? How bad does it need to get?

A real disgrace

The "liberal" facade needs to be seen for what it is at some point, really need to start calling it or them something else.

Wild AF What happened to enraged patriots? They disappeared 😞

@DangerousThinkg You’ll GET the kind of government that you’re willing to put up with! Don’t like it? Then don’t put up with it!

Serco is as deep state as it gets.

Feeding the army that's invading you ,outstanding

Serco gets lots of government contracts in America as well.

Triggered by people eating

I invite Russia or China to bomb this country. I think it is better off for the everyone. End of the day, it is evil entitled entities that do not care about anyone in any part of the world. They have slowly but surely turned our own people against us and use them to help destroy us all. Aslong as you mind your own business, take what your given and do as your told, you will be fine.... For now.

Vote for progressive policies and get mediocre healthcare and robbed.. That’s literally what happens. But their supporters don’t have anything or work for anything they do have, which is why they do not care. We are fighting against degenerates

Ohhhh Serco. I remember hearing about that company. Its a monstah. Per Grok: Serco (Serco Group), a major UK-based outsourcing firm that runs prisons, immigration detention, electronic monitoring, healthcare, transport, and other public services in the UK, Australia, and elsewhere, has faced repeated controversies over billing, detainee treatment, data integrity, and operational failures. Major episodes include: (1) UK electronic tagging / monitoring In 2013 Serco (with G4S) was found to have overcharged the Ministry of Justice for electronically monitoring offenders, including people who were dead, in prison, or no longer under supervision. Serco repaid around £68.5–70.5 million. (2) The Serious Fraud Office investigated. In 2019 Serco Geografix entered a deferred prosecution agreement, accepting responsibility for fraud and false accounting (2010–2013) and paying a £19.2 million fine plus costs. Two former executives were later charged; their 2021 trial collapsed after an SFO disclosure failure and they were acquitted. The scandal contributed to a sharp share-price drop, a temporary ban from some new government work, a corporate overhaul, and later shareholder litigation. New tagging contracts were later re-awarded amid criticism that past problems were not fully disclosed to Parliament. Recent reporting (2024–2025) has alleged backlogs, unmonitored offenders, and ongoing performance shortfalls. (3) UK immigration detention (especially Yarl’s Wood) Long-running allegations of sexual misconduct by staff, unsafe conditions, and poor treatment of women and children. Serco dismissed staff over misconduct claims; inspections and campaign groups repeatedly criticized the centre. Detainees staged hunger strikes. A 2023 inspection found Yarl’s Wood unsafe. (4) UK healthcare and other public contracts Out-of-hours GP services in Cornwall: regulators found Serco routinely altered performance data (reported 252 times in one period) to hide missed targets, understaffing, and long waits. Prisoner escort/transport contracts faced police investigation in 2013 over “potentially fraudulent behaviour” and late deliveries. Other issues have included health-and-safety fines after deaths on contracts, a 2024 cyber incident affecting prison-van tracking and panic alarms via a subcontractor, and criticism for removing motivational artwork from court cells. (4) Australia immigration detention and prisons Serco ran much of Australia’s onshore (and previously offshore-linked) immigration detention network for about 15 years until the federal contract ended around late 2024. Reports and official findings cited high rates of self-harm, excessive use of force, human-rights breaches (multiple Australian Human Rights Commission reports), use of a “dry cell,” and a fine for attempting to cover up the discharge of fire extinguishers on detainees during 2022 Christmas Island riots. Serco still operates some state prisons. Issues have included collective punishment of inmates after an assault at Clarence Correctional Centre (leading to Ombudsman findings and a potential class action) and earlier problems at other facilities. (5) Broader reputation and other notes Internal documents leaked in the Paradise Papers described Serco as a “high-risk” client with a “history of problems, failures, fatal errors and overcharging,” citing fraud allegations, detainee-abuse cover-up claims, and other issues. The company has paid various fines, settlements, and compensation over the years, undergone restructuring after 2013, and continued to win large government contracts in multiple countries. Summary: These are the most frequently cited clusters. Individual inspections, lawsuits, fines, and media investigations continue to surface around specific sites and contracts. Serco has generally acknowledged past failings on the tagging matter, described later reforms, and contested or contextualized many operational and human-rights allegations. (Grok)

I don't blame the migrants aka criminals as they entered UK illegally but still it is all on the gov don't blame them. I have been living in a tiny bedsit self contained flat for 10 years but migrants get nice brand new 1 bed flats.

Serco’s contracts and oversight deserve close scrutiny. @mozlyxy is one of my go-to finance accounts for accountability.

The treatment of asylum seekers and access to free school meals are separate UK policy questions. Claims about Serco contracts, billing practices, and eligibility rules should be checked against the specific government policies and evidence rather than conflated into one issue.

DISGUSTING WASTE OF YOUR TAX MONIES!!!

So fucked up!!