One woman named Tammy took to social media to plead one address in Nottingham in not an immigration centre – but her grandmother’s home address (Picture: PAwire)
A ‘target list’ circulated by far-right rioters ahead of tonight’s potentially violent disorders includes the home of an 88-year-old grandmother.
Details of 39 locations including immigrations centres and asylum hotels have been shared online as target locations for riots tonight.
One woman named Tammy took to social media to plead one address in Nottingham in not an immigration centre – but her grandmother’s home address.
She wrote: ‘The far right fascist groups are now targeting immigration services across the UK.
‘They have published my nana’s address as their Nottingham target on Wednesday.’
Tammy said her dad is a freelance immigration advisor whose business address is listed at her grandmother’s house, which is in a quiet residential area of Nottingham.
She added her grandmother suffered a collapsed lung earlier in the year, and is extremely concerned for her welfare.
Tammy added: ‘I have no words to describe how it feels watching the hate unfold back home, let alone worrying about the safety of my family.’
Nottinghamshire Police has confirmed the location is indeed a home address and urged people to stay away.
Another address included in the list is opposite a hospice, while another is registered to a company which has since been dissolved.
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