From January 2021, Hong Kong British Nationals (Overseas) status holders can apply for a new immigration route, enabling them and their dependents to come to the UK to live, work and study, on a pathway to citizenship.
The Department for Levelling Up Housing and Communities (DLUHC) created 12 “Welcome Hubs” across the UK to support new arrivals, and the North West RSMP is one of these Hubs. These Hubs have been funded to ensure that newly arriving BN(O) status holders are able to access information to help their integration into the UK.
More information on the Hong Kong BN(O) Integration Programme
Public transport in Greater Manchester is regulated and co-ordinated by Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), the public body responsible for delivering transport policy across the city-region. Their website allows you to plan your journey, see network updates, warns of any delays to services, and alerts you to any planned works that may affect how you travel across Greater Manchester.
There is more information about Community Support across the North West which can be found on the General Information page on the BN(O) Hub. Services in Liverpool City Region The below list is … Read more
There is more information about Community Support across the North West which can be found on the General Information page on the BN(O) Hub.
Those on the BN(O) route will have a ‘no recourse to public funds’ (NRPF) condition attached to their leave. This means they will not be able to access benefits and services classed as public … Read more
In November, red poppies will appear in shops and on people’s clothing as the United Kingdom observes Remembrance Day.
