Second Village Considering 'Piddington-Style' Vote over Asylum Housing Plan
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The residents of the town of Barnem in southern England intend to vote for independence to protest against the placement of migrants in a nearby military base, wrote the Independent newspaper. According to Independent, the English town of Barham plans to hold a symbolic referendum to withdraw from Britain due to the influx of migrants, transmits RIA News. Local authorities are going to host arrivals in a neighbouring Air Force base. "The second …
Another city wants to secede from Britain because of the refugees, the media writes
Another city wants to secede from Britain because of the refugees, the media writes.The town of Barnham in the south of England intends to follow the example of Piddington and hold a referendum on secession from the country - earlier the authorities...
Second English village could vote to leave UK in opposition to asylum seeker plans
Barnham could follow suit after Piddington voted to leave the UK in a symbolic referendum held last week
Second English Village Considers Declaring Independence to Stop Migrant Influx.
Residents in the English village of Barnham, Suffolk, are exploring a referendum on seceding from the United Kingdom, in protest of government plans to house over 1,200 asylum seekers.
Second village set to hold independence vote over Labour plan to move in 'fighting-age' migrants within months
A second village is set to hold a Piddington-style independence vote over Labour's plan to move in "fighting-age" migrants to the local area.The referendum, which is not legally binding, will serve as a symbolic statement to oppose the accommodation of 1,250 male asylum seekers.Protests have already erupted outside RAF Barnham following the plans being announced in June.The leafy village has a hall, church and primary school but no other ameniti…
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