In the tiny village of Piddington in the UK, a group of women has issued a plea to lawmakers not to flood their town with more migrants.
The village of just over 300 residents is made up of 63% are women and children, and yet the government is planning to fundamentally alter their way of life by flooding it with 1,250 male migrants at a military base. The village has no pub, shops, or local amenities for the migrants to use.
The chair of Piddington Parish Council, Tim McNally, told GB News that the Government failed to even consult local people and is “forcing” them to accept the migrant camp.
Sharing the latest update on the protest by the villagers, Mr McNally told GB News: “I’ve been approached by every single media outlet on this earth. They’ve been able to call me, they’ve been able to e-mail me, but I’ve had zero from No10 in terms of how we’re getting on.
“Piddington is basically the tip of the spear for this entire subject across this nation. I’ve had to use the branding of Piddington to basically help people understand, yes, we formalise this as an environment, but we’ve got to do this across the whole of the nation because it’s not just about Piddington, it’s about how the Government is going to treat its people without consideration.”
The women shared:
“To the Women of Parliament.”
“We are the women of Piddington.”
“We are mothers.”
“We are grandmothers.”
“We are widows.”
“We are workers.”
“We are worried.”
“We will be outnumbered.”
“10 to 1.”
“1,256 men.”
“To over 3,000 and could rise again.”
“Right next to our homes.”
“We won’t be safe.”
“We’ll live in fear.”
“You’ll destroy this place.”
“You’ve got the power.”
“To stop this plan.”
“We are begging you.”
“We know you can.”
“You stay silent.”
“You’ll be to blame.”
“Stand up, speak out.”
“Make your voice heard.”
“To our fellow women.”
“Give us your word.”
Watch:
🚨NEW: Women in Piddington, a village of just 350 people where the government plans to put 1,250-3,500 illegal migrants, have released a video begging female MPs to speak out for them in Parliament pic.twitter.com/IG2jiPNbyG
— GB Politics (@GBPolitcs) September 10, 2026
MP Sarah Pochin responded with a letter of support, noting, “The residents of Piddington have been treated appallingly. This is an open letter to those residents from @SuellaBraverman and me, pledging our full support.”
The residents of Piddington have been treated appallingly.
This is an open letter to those residents from @SuellaBraverman and me, pledging our full support. pic.twitter.com/SPpV6ebB4Y
— Sarah Pochin MP (@SarahForRuncorn) September 10, 2026
In July, held its first independence vote in an attempt to prompt a response from the Labour Government.
An overwhelming majority of residents, 98 percent, voted to leave the United Kingdom.
A second poll will now be held on September 15.
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