The village that voted to leave the UK in protest at plans for a giant migrant camp on its doorstep is now suing the Home Office in a fresh effort to frustrate the scheme.
Campaigners in Piddington, Oxfordshire, claim the Home Office broke the law by ignoring the potential threat to wildlife posed by the plan to turn a former Ministry of Defence (MoD) site into a home for up to 1,256 undocumented male asylum seekers.
In papers submitted to the High Court, they allege the Home Office has failed to take account of the endangered wildlife around the site, including some
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