There’s never been a problem.”Of the seven properties now managed by Serco in Rushcliffe, five are in West Bridgford. We should welcome people.”“There’ll be a good reason why they’re asylum seekers,” added the man. This property, which Serco applied for in September, has held an HMO licence for at least eight years. ‌Those on the street say work took place over the summer to convert it to what it is now, with three bathrooms. As in, if they’re bad landlords.”‌While not a cul-de-sac – like that of another West Bridgford property housing six asylum seekers – this street is home to a number of families with children under the age of 18.