News about Grace Williams

Since 2022, the Home Office has been housed in Walthamstow, while asylum claims are being processed. However, last week, residents were sent a letter from government contractor Clearsprings Ready Homes, informing them that their rooms would'no longer be available' beginning tomorrow, according to Waltham Forest Echo. The paper said that some residents are being relocated to Bridgwater, Somerset, nearly 200 miles away from the east London area.

Grace Williams, who is also known as @itscoachrace on social media, enlisted her mother to help her with the Tik Tok prank, which has been given a holiday twist. She told her dad that she had a car question and that,'some of the gas stations have green gas pumps for Christmas,' she told her dad.' Grace's dad was stunned to learn how much diesel she used into her car, but she was met with a long silence after she told him 'half a tank.' 'You need to get off f****** TikTok is what you need to do,' he yelled. When Grace and her mother finally admitted that it was a prank, they were able to maintain their joking.

Last month, a man at a hotel housing refugees in Waltham Forest, east London, was reported to have assaulted the boy of about 13 years old. Since being arrested, a criminal has been detained. A younger boy said he was sexually assaulted at the same hotel weeks before in a separate lawsuit. A boy, who is believed to be 17, was charged with sexual touching of a child under the age of 13. "I am not positive that there is a safeguarding scheme in the hotel," Grace Williams, the hotel's chief, told Home Secretary Suella Braverman. "The current situation has resulted in a large number of people being accommodated in hotels,' a No10 spokesperson said. This isn't sustainable.' Both events are said to have occurred within weeks of each other at a hotel where 150 children were reportedly squeezed in alongside 250 adults.

During a night out, an unlawful immigrant who was staying in a hotel at the taxpayer's expense was jailed for nine years for raping a drunken woman. Ablom Okbazge, 27, was sentenced to prison for using the 'paralytic' victim's illness to coerce her to a fire escape before exposing her to an hour-long child abuse. The Eritrean national was residing at a Brittania Hotel in Standish, near Wigan, Greater Manchester, who had been housed for asylum seekers under a government initiative at the time.