Massive thanks to all our #Piddington supporters for listening and loving!!
🙏🏻 We could not be more grateful
🎶 Help us get to Number 1
📣…and Number 10
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Thank you @ZiaYusufUK for coming to Piddington yesterday, listening to residents and taking our concerns to a national audience.
He immediately understood the sheer disproportionality of placing 1,250 single adult men beside a village of just 350 people.
Whatever your politics, showing up and listening matters.
The 1st Westminster politician to come to #Piddington to hear how our lives are being turned “upside down”.
@KemiBadenoch@EdwardJDavey please come and hear our concerns…🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Happiest bank holiday wishes from #Piddington to all our superb supporters.
😰 Sadly it has been a summer of worry for everyone here…
Let’s try and brighten the day with this little treat…📣📣🎙️🎙️
🎧 Download our song “Battle For Britain”
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It was torrential rain ☔️…but @ZiaYusufUK still made the time to visit #Piddington
He met villagers in our children’s playing field which backs onto the proposed site.
🏡 350 residents
❌ 1,250+ asylum seekers
🙏🏻 Please help us!!
The evidence is stacking up against MOD Bicester Site A.
Electricity capacity is a major question, alongside sewage, drainage, roads, healthcare, policing, ecology and safeguarding.
If the Government is still establishing whether the site can support 1,250 people, why was it chosen in the first place?
@ukhomeoffice@DefenceHQ
#Piddington #MODBicester #SiteA #Oxfordshire
Piddington: 350 residents.
Proposed asylum site: around 1,250 single adult men.
More than 3.5 times the population of our entire village, pursued through urgent Crown Development.
This is not proportionate.
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🚨 GROUND ZERO: THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN 🇬🇧
Reform’s Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf visited Piddington—and called it what we’ve known from day one: GROUND ZERO.
A village of 350 faces a proposed site for 1,250 single adult men. We demand transparency, not silence.
On 15 September—Battle of Britain Day—Piddington votes in its referendum on independence.
🎧 “The Battle for Britain”—No.1 in downloads:
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@elonmusk@andyburnham@POTUS@ZiaYusufUK
GOVERNMENT INCOMPETENCE—ON AN INDUSTRIAL SCALE
The Government proposes placing 1,250 men beside Piddington, a village of roughly 350 people.
That is almost four times our population—but important practical questions remain unanswered:
⚡ What electricity infrastructure would be required? A new substation may be needed, but this has not been confirmed.
🚰 What arrangements would be made for water? Our supply has reportedly failed twice this summer.
💩 How would sewage be managed?
🌊 How would the site operate when our roads already flood—on some occasions, reportedly leaving around 150 metres underwater and forcing lengthy diversions?
💷 What would the total cost be? Reports have suggested that simply opening the gates could cost taxpayers more than £100 million, but the basis for that figure should be made clear.
This is not a criticism of the people who may be accommodated there. It is a criticism of a process that, in our view, has not yet provided sufficient detail about the site’s suitability or infrastructure.
Questions also remain about the extent of consultation and about arrangements for policing, safeguarding, employment and community safety.
Separately, concerns have been reported about children whose whereabouts may not have been properly recorded within the asylum-hotel system. These reports require clarification: how many children are affected, what safeguards are in place, and which authorities are responsible?
Energy bills are rising again. Young British people are struggling to find opportunities. Taxpayers are being asked to fund major projects, so the Government should publish clear evidence, costs and impact assessments before proceeding.
Australia is moving to reduce asylum numbers its annual intake to a level it considers manageable. Why can’t Britain set its numbers according to the infrastructure, housing and public services actually available?
Piddington is not merely protesting against an asylum site. We are asking for transparency, proper consultation and evidence-based decision-making.
I’m Tim McNally, Chair of Piddington Parish Council.
I’m Spartacus.
You’re Spartacus.
We’re Spartacus.
We are The Village That Roared.
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Please follow, repost, sign our parliamentary petition and contribute to our campaign if you can. Help us make sure Piddington—and every community treated this way—is finally heard.
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To our amazing #Piddington supporters…
🙏🏻 All we asked was to be heard
❌ Nobody in power is listening
🎶 So let’s turn up the volume…
🙏🏻 Please listen, watch and share
💫 We are so grateful
PIddington Roars - BATTLE FOR BRITAIN https://t.co/QXS9GSWHIb via @YouTube
@andyburnham How much longer does Piddington need to be kept in the Dark?
I can’t see youuuuu!!!
Piddington’s streetlights are switched off from 12:30am to 5:30am to reduce carbon.
Now the Government proposes housing 1,250 single adult men beside a village of just 350 residents.
Apparently, the climate must be protected—but Piddington’s security can be left in the dark.
Turn the lights back on. Put public safety first.
#Piddington #TheVillageThatRoared #Oxfordshire #CommunitySafety #StreetLighting #CarbonReduction #ProtectOurVillages
A heartfelt hello to all our new followers from “The Good People of #Piddington”…as described by @andyburnham 2 weeks ago.
Since that, the PM has remained silent and kept us in the dark about our own future.
THANK YOU for standing alongside us!Welcome to #TheVillageThatRoared