Restaurant forced to close because of migrant hotel next door is taken over used by homeless volunteers - which has condemned government for helping asylum seekers but not Brits in need
Ceno Bar and Restaurant announced this week it was shutting down for good, with its owners blaming Highfield House Hotel that adjoins it for a decline in customers. Highfield House has also been the site of weekly anti-immigration protests in recent months, causing further disruption. 'We formally invite the landlord, Southampton Council, and the Home Office to come together around the table to resolve this matter fairly, transparently, and in the public interest.' He said: 'Southampton City Council is aware of reports relating to the use of a vacant building adjoining Highfield House. 'This government will close every asylum hotel.
Source: Daily Mail January 09, 2026 14:22 UTC
