EU nationals are being told they cannot rent flats or apply for jobs in adverts, which has been cited as growing evidence of discrimination following last year’s Brexit vote.
The government equalities office said it “is aware of” the claims after a dossier, compiled by the 3 million campaign group, representing non-British EU citizens living in Britain, and is now investigating.
The campaign group reported more than two dozen examples of job advertisements, housing and other opportunities, many of which restrict applicants to UK or Irish citizenship only.
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