The date is Thursday the 10th of November 2016 for our mother to report in at the local police station in meeting the Immigration Officers representing the Home Office. This is better for us, as it gives the Home Office time to digest our petition, which as you all know was handed in at Number 10 Downing Street on Friday the 28th of October 2016. Due to the stress of this whole ordeal we thought it was the 2nd of November and on calling the home office 8 times, they have confirmed the letter was to have read, "The 2nd Thursday in November". So we have a little time on our hands in allowing the Home Office to review our petition in hope sense prevails. We still don't know what to expect on Thursday the 10th of November and worried we will be given 72 hours notice to remove our mother from the UK, as they have had plenty of time to sort out the departure documents, which took place last time mum visited the police station (finger prints, signing of visa documents etc). Please continue to support us by sending a direct plea to your local MP and then to Secretary of State "Amber Rudd" @ amber.rudd.mp@parliament.uk British Prime Minister Th Rt Honourable Theresa May @ https://email.number10.gov.uk Visit our Face Book page and like it and pass it on to family friends @ www.facebook.com/saveirenenel If instruction are given on Thursday the 10th of November 2016 to take our mother back to South Africa we will need to engage with a legal team on that day, as they will only give us 72 hours notice, so again If you would like to contribute financially in assisting us to take this further please visit our GoFundMe page @ www.gofundme.com/289kq We as a family appreciate ALL your continued support, which keeps us fighting and moving forward in doing what is right for our mother. We will keep you all posted on Thursday the 10th of November 2016 and lets pray that we as a family get an early Christmas gift from the people of the United Kingdom and those in power, who can make this possible by allowing our frail dying mother to remain with her family who continue to love and care for her in her time of need. See Restrictions section "B" indicating our mum is not here illegally but following the Home Office process. If there are any funds left over after our journey in seeking compassion for our mother and being allowed to take on our social responsibility our mother would like it ALL donated to the local NHS Dialysis unit in Bristol. Regards Derek, Desree, Irene and family