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HMO street: It was a happy place but now the community spirit is gone (opens the original)
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Matriarch Cynthia Leveridge has lived on Princes Street in Mansfield for 47 years and barely draws breath as she recites the litany of sins for which her new neighbours are allegedly responsible: 'Drinking, swearing, shouting, druggin,' she says. 'It used to be lovely here. Everyone knew everyone. It used to be quiet. Children could play in the park. That's all changed now,' she adds. Like many people here, Cynthia, 75, has watched in disbelief as her once-quiet suburban street has absorbed an i
I'm the boss of a haulage company - THIS is what I find in my lorries (opens the original)
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When you open up the trailer, it’s a disgrace,’ says Lorenzo Zaccheo, standing in the yard of his international haulage company in Kent, just ten miles from the Channel Tunnel. ‘There’s filth, urine, crumbs of food, empty cans and containers. It’s an absolute shambles.’ Seventy-one-year-old Lorenzo – who founded his haulage firm Alcaline in 1993 – is recalling the time when, earlier this summer, he discovered five illegal migrants who had stowed away in two separate lorries that had travelled to
The 'Principality of Piddington' is far more than a PR stunt (opens the original)
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Middle England is on the march, and the residents of Piddington are its bannermen. In voting to secede from the United Kingdom, the Oxfordshire village has fired the starting gun on a national movement to fight back against the thoughtless imposition of asylum seekers in communities across Britain. Yes, the vote was symbolic but its message is very real, as I have found out, having spent the past week here. At 7.05 this morning the result was declared, with 92 per cent of residents voting for in
FRED KELLY: Piddington villagers are fighting against this Government (opens the original)
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By the time the polls opened at 7am yesterday, the small black letterbox outside Piddington Village Hall had been converted into a makeshift ballot box. Bunting hung from the doorway emblazoned with images of the Union flag, poppies and the RAF roundel. A hanging pennant declared: 'Battle for Britain 2026.' Yesterday, on September 15 – the day each year when we remember those who fought against the Luftwaffe over the skies of London 86 years ago – the 350 residents of Piddington, Oxfordshire, la
Reform and Tories back ECHR exit as Piddington goes to poll (opens the original)
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Britain must leave the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) in order to stem the flow of illegal migration, the Conservatives and Reform claimed on Monday. Conservative Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp and Reform UK's equalities spokesman Suella Braverman ramped up calls for the treaty to be ditched during a visit to Piddington village in Oxfordshire ahead of an unofficial protest 'referendum' on leaving the UK. The 350 residents organised today's vote after Labour ignored their pleas aga
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