Barnham’s quiet revolution against a migrant camp is unlike any other in England

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Barnham's quiet revolution against a migrant camp is unlike any other in England.

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They said that Piddington was the village that roared.The Oxfordshire community voted to leave the United Kingdom in protest of plans to place some 1,250 single migrant men in the nearby disused military camp in Bicester.Now others might follow their example.Crowborough in Essex is considering a similar referendum.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Give it a week and Piddington might start opening up embassies to process the villages keen on copying their publicity-grabbing efforts.There is still no commitment to host the referendum in Barnham.

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There are no shops in this gentle, picturesque village.

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It is so small that the main street is simply called ‘The Street'.The village hall was preparing for afternoon boules when I stopped by.But this village has something different to all of the other communities facing the...

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