The council said “no reasons were given” after the Court of Appeal refused an application from the council to appeal but said it would press ahead with a final injunction hearing.
The council was granted an interim injunction to stop 138 asylum seekers being housed there before a successful Court of Appeal challenge from the Home Office and the hotel’s owners, Somani Hotels, overturned the High Court ruling.
“However, this is not the end of the matter. We consider we have a strong case for a final injunction.
“In the meantime, the council is keeping all our options open, including seeking permission from the Supreme Court to appeal against the judgment of the Court of Appeal.”
He said: “As I a walk through Epping people talk to me. There are all shades of opinion, but I sense most residents support our action to close the Bell Hotel.
“I support the right of local people to peacefully protest. However, following further disturbances and arrests by Essex Police, I am approaching the other group leaders on Epping Forest District Council and other community leaders to jointly ask protesters to reflect on whether they continue with the twice-weekly local protests.
“As schools return this week, I appeal to the protest organisers to show restraint and give our families and children some much needed respite.”
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