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The historic market town on the frontline of Britain's migrant crisis being torn apart by hordes of listless men brought in on minibuses to hang around shops and spend their £9.95 taxpayer funded weekly allowance
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The historic market town on the frontline of Britain's migrant crisis being torn apart by hordes of listless men brought in on minibuses to hang around shops and spend their £9.95 taxpayer funded weekly allowance
It is a charming historic market town set in the rolling English countryside, surrounded by chocolate box villages and once famed as a centre for the wool and silk trade.
30 Aug, 23:17