Locals in town set to have more asylum seekers than residents claim they have been 'silenced' for fear of facing a 'woke backlash'

Locals in town set to have more asylum seekers than residents claim they have been 'silenced' for fear of facing a 'woke backlash'

Residents of a picturesque Essex village are reluctant to speak publicly about their concerns over

Wethersfield’s old air base now a hub for asylum seekers; it comes at huge cost to local residents - The Expose

The British government is using an old air base in Wethersfield, Essex, as a camp for asylum seekers, currently housing 580 men. This number is expected to rise to 800 and eventually 1,700, surpassing the village's original population of 707. The asylum seekers, mostly from Afghanistan, Iran and Syria, can come and go from the

The ORF discussion will focus on asylum and migration issues about the future of Europe. Complexity and populist distortion will be visible