Children send heartbreaking letters to Andy Burnham as PM under pressure over plan to put 1,250 migrants in tiny village

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Children send heartbreaking letters to Andy Burnham as PM under pressure over plan to put 1,250 migrants in tiny village.

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Children in the tiny village of Piddington have sent a series of heartbreaking letters to Andy Burnham as the Prime Minister faces mounting pressure to halt plans to put 1,250 migrants in the hamlet.

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Mr Burnham, who is currently on holiday, was urged to U-turn after Labour revealed it intended to place asylum seekers at MoD Bicester.

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Piddington is home to just 250 adults and 46 children, meaning the migrant population could soon be more than double the number of local inhabitants.Locals recently voted for independence from the UK amid fears about the plan, with residents tonight discussing whether to join the United States instead.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In one letter, which has been seen by GB News, seven-year-old Rex Perkin wrote: "Dear Andy, We like our village because I and my family walk down to my sister's grave to see her.

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