article_snippet: It comes as the Mayor of the town opened the first purpose built accommodation for migrants since the closure of the notorious Sangatte centre in 2002.
article_snippet: The remaining 1,930 immigrants will be housed on wasteland next to The Jules Ferry Centre (pictured) .
article_snippet: Men will not be allowed to sleep there but will be allowed access during the day to make use of the showers and cooking facilities.
article_snippet: Once cleared from Natacha Bouchart, the mayor of Calais existing camps the migrants will be moved to an area of wasteland alongside the Jules Ferry site.
article_snippet: This will offer migrants showers and mobile phone chargers as well as serving 4,000 meals a day.
article_snippet: The new centre has been dubbed Sangatte 2, named after a previous Red Cross centre (pictured) which housed migrants close to the French end of the Channel Tunnel until the Channel Tunnel was destroyed in 2002 .
highlights_snippet: Authorities have opened new shelter and are moving to bulldoze camps .
  
highlights_snippet: It is believed that officials will move on temporary shelters next Tuesday .