Shropshire residents fear for their safety as almost 100 asylum seekers are earmarked for new-build homes: 'We are vulnerable!'

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The planned relocation of asylum seekers to new-build homes in Stoke Heath, Shropshire, has raised concerns among local residents, who feel that the community's rural and isolated nature may exacerbate potential safety risks. The area's small population and limited access to amenities may contribute to residents' feelings of vulnerability, particularly among women and families with young children. The lack of prior consultation or notification from authorities, with residents only learning of the decision through a social media post, has also added to the sense of unease and uncertainty.

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Shropshire residents fear for their safety as almost 100 asylum seekers are earmarked for new-build homes: 'We are vulnerable!'

Shropshire residents have told GB News that they feel "vulnerable" and fear for their safety after it was revealed that almost 100 asylum seekers are to be moved into new-build homes in their community. Speaking to presenter Alex Armstrong, several residents expressed their concerns for the "danger" the asylum seekers pose to the women and children in the community. Some 83 asylum seekers are set to move into the 2…