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The battle over RAF Barnham: how ominous anti-asylum protests engulfed a small Norfolk town (opens the original)
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Thetford has a welcoming history. So why have there been so many demonstrations this summer over plans to house asylum seekers at a nearby military base – as well as nights of violent disorder? ‘I don’t talk to mainstream media,” says a young man in an Arsenal shirt. I’ve just asked what brought him to the latest protest against the housing of asylum seekers in Thetford, Norfolk, and his disdain is clear as he goes to warn other protesters of the Guardian’s presence. This isn’t exactly the unity
The battle over RAF Barnham: how ominous anti-asylum protests engulfed a small Norfolk town - AOL (opens the original)
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‘I don’t talk to mainstream media,” says a young man in an Arsenal shirt. I’ve just asked what brought him to the latest protest against the housing of asylum seekers in Thetford, Norfolk, and his disdain is clear as he goes to warn other protesters of the Guardian’s presence. This isn’t exactly the unity promised by the flyer advertising today’s march: “Everyone welcome: families, friends, dogs. Including the media.” The protest is planned as a two-mile march from Thetford’s market square to RA
âFarageâs got to come clean or clear offâ: what voters on Clacton beach think about their MP â and the country (opens the original)
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Nigel Farageâs constituency takes in genteel resorts and one of Englandâs poorest villages. With a snap byelection approaching, what do the residents want from the Reform UK leader â or the bin whoâs challenging him? âIf itâs the Tin Man, then I suppose Iâll vote for Nigel,â says a Clacton resident, a retiree on a slow stroll towards the seafront, when I ask whom she will vote for in the forthcoming byelection. âI would sooner have Farage than the Tin Man!â As political sloga
The battle over the Bell hotel: how a year of asylum protests tore apart a pretty, prosperous Essex town - AOL (opens the original)
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When Sherzod* moved to Epping in 2025, he was dreaming of a little garden, long dog walks in the forest and more space to breathe. At 20, he had moved from Uzbekistan to the UK to study law, then lived in north London for decades. In his mid-40s, after establishing himself in a media job, he began visiting the forest – 5,900 acres of green lung saved by the Epping Forest Act 1878. The pretty shops of the old south-west Essex town delighted him. “I just liked the high street, I liked the people,”
The battle over the Bell hotel: how a year of asylum protests tore apart a pretty, prosperous Essex town (opens the original)
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Last summer, a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by an asylum seeker in Epping and this small community was engulfed in protest. Can it recover? When Sherzod* moved to Epping in 2025, he was dreaming of a little garden, long dog walks in the forest and more space to breathe. At 20, he had moved from Uzbekistan to the UK to study law, then lived in north London for decades. In his mid-40s, after establishing himself in a media job, he began visiting the forest – 5,900 acres of green lung sa
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