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‘I’ve spent seven years here, got married and built a business - now I could lose it all’

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A woman who has lived in Manchester for four years and runs a business from Afflecks' Palace could be forced to leave the country, in an 'awful' visa mix-up.

Erin Taylor-Thomas, 26, moved to the UK seven years ago. She married husband Ethan in 2020 and they built a life here running a thriving thrift shop (Beg, Steal and Borrow) inside Afflecks Palace.

The business is so successful that she was planning to open a second Withington branch. But tragically she missed the expiry of her visa in February, and despite having spent nearly £7,000 applying twice for a new one, the Home Office have refused, recommending she return to a country she hasn’t called home since she was 19.

READ MORE: Body recovered in search for missing Dovestone Reservoir paddleboarder Simon Daniels She told the Manchester Evening News: “My whole life is here and I wouldn’t know what to do with myself if I didn’t have the support system and community that I do here.

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