Piddington in Oxfordshire votes to leave UK over asylum plans

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  1. Submission Statement: After plans were released for 1,000 asylum seekers to be housed in a former military base in the Oxfordshire village, the village held a symbolic, non-binding referendum and voted to leave the UK.

    This is relevant because no party seems to be able to deal with the asylum crisis which is a hot topic in the UK and elsewhere in Europe.

    Asylum seekers were previously housed in hotels (or former hotels) at a big cost to the taxpayer. Plans to use more ex army bases are contentious, particularly as they are usually adjacent to rural and conservative (politically and culturally) communities.

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