By Giuseppe De Santis
It’s already bad enough that the Government is doing nothing to stop migrants arriving by boat and accommodating them in hotels at taxpayers’ expense.
Taxpayers may have to pay nearly £60 million for the treatment of small boat migrants by a private health company. The Home Office has reportedly signed a contract with Doctor PA Limited, which will be in effect for at least the next six years, with the potential for an extension until 2035.
Doctor PA’s new agreement with the Government began last month, assigning a specialist medical team to treat sick or injured migrants arriving after crossing the Channel.
If the contract lasts for the full 10 years, it will cost taxpayers £58.7 million. The agreement reportedly specifies that Doctor PA Ltd, a company known for its work in immigration removal centres and prisons, will provide care for migrants from the point of disembarkation to dispersal. This contract is believed to include the Manston Reception Centre in Kent, where migrants are processed after arriving in the UK on small boats.
This is happening while thousands of people are waiting for treatment on the NHS. However, the Labour Party prioritises immigrants over those born in the UK.
It is unacceptable. The British Democrats will immediately stop this practice and put the British people first.
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The Company Directors and Persons With Significant Control (PSCs) are non-indigenous. Typical of the Medical Industry.
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Who in the home office is signing this off?
Doctor Pa Ltd is an active private limited company incorporated on 16 December 2014, with its registered office located at 42 Kew Court, Richmond Road, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5BF. The company is classified as a micro entity with a turnover under £1 million and fewer than 10 employees. It operates within the general medical practice activities sector, identified by the SIC code 86210.
The company’s directors and persons with significant control (PSCs) are Dr Husein Oozeerally and Mr Saeed Ahmad Chaudhary, both of whom have been appointed since incorporation. The company’s most recent financial accounts, covering the period from 1 April to 31 March 2025, were submitted on 4 August 2025. These accounts show a significant increase in financial health, with cash in the bank rising to £629.52K, total assets increasing to £821.93K, and net assets reaching £559.31K, representing a 165% increase from the previous period.