Labour MP refuses to back Piddington-inspired referendum over migrant camp on doorstep

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A Labour MP has refused to support a Piddington-inspired referendum over plans to house illegal migrants at a nearby RAF base.Britons are leading a campaign against Home Office plans to parachute 1,250 fighting-age male asylum seekers next door to the Domesday village of Barnham.The sleepy Suffolk village, which is home to some 600 residents, is now gunning to hold a symbolic vote to leave the United Kingdom in a Piddington-style vote.

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Reform UK politicians, including the deputy leader of the Suffolk council, Philip Faircloth-Mutton, have also called for a county-wide advisory referendum on housing asylum seekers, which would be held alongside next year's local elections.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say But Terry Jermy, the MP for South West Norfolk, fought back against the request for neighbouring constituents to have their voices heard through the proposed ballot."I don't know the cost of (the county-wide referendum), but we're probably talking millions of pounds," he told...

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