An Oxfordshire village has voted to “leave” the UK in a symbolic referendum held against plans to accommodate up to 1,256 male asylum seekers at the former MoD Bicester site.
Vicky Richter · 16 September 2026"At best 1 per cent of asylum seekers are genuine." That is the estimate of an anonymous Home Office decision-maker, not an official statistic. He told The Times he saw package claims and fabricated evidence, as UNHCR separately raised concerns about how Britain decides asylum cases.
Vicky Richter · 9 September 2026Demonstrators followed the coaches carrying the mega-dinghy arrivals all the way from Portsmouth to Dover overnight, and one pursuing car was pulled over on the M20. Kent Police found no offences and waved the driver on. The pursuit was the end of a weekend that brought the biggest smuggling operation yet seen on the Solent to the doorstep of the Royal Navy's home city.
Vicky Richter · 8 September 2026Barnet Council has quietly approved voluntary-aided status for Barnet Hill Academy, an independent Islamic primary where a white hijab is "compulsory" for every girl from Year 3, meaning British taxpayers will now fund the religious veiling of children as young as seven. The Great British PAC says the decision is a safeguarding failure, a betrayal of Britain's Christian foundations, and a case study in how councils bury contentious changes behind four-week consultations that residents never see.
Vicky Richter · 2 September 2026Companies later struck off or suspended for underpaying staff and sponsoring visas for jobs that did not exist were awarded almost 100,000 certificates to bring migrant care workers into the UK, an analysis of official records reveals. As the government clamps down after the fact, serious questions remain about why the licences were ever granted.
Vicky Richter · 27 August 2026Hundreds gathered in Barnham last Sunday to protest plans to house asylum seekers at the former RAF site. In an exclusive interview, our Regional Director Carlos Alves sets out what happened, what residents fear, and why the campaign is only just beginning.
Vicky Richter · 26 August 2026When the Home Office prints a pamphlet politely explaining to asylum seekers that British women "can travel freely" and do not need a man's permission to live their lives, the pretence has collapsed. Britain is no longer safe for women and children, and the government's answer is a leaflet. As rapes soar to 74,700 a year and the Ministry of Justice fights the Information Commissioner to keep nationality data hidden, the Great British PAC asks the only question that still matters: when, and where, do we finally draw the line in the sand?
Vicky Richter · 26 August 2026Almost 20,000 foreign criminals earmarked for deportation are living freely in Britain's communities, a record high that has surged nearly ten per cent since Labour came to power. Experts warn the Government's early release scheme is pouring fuel on the fire.
Vicky Richter · 21 August 2026A campaign group in North Yorkshire has claimed that Home Office plans to place more than 1,200 asylum seekers at the former RAF base at Linton-on-Ouse could cost taxpayers upwards of £500 a night for every migrant, drawing on published figures for the abandoned Scampton scheme to argue that the project would represent extraordinarily poor value for money.
Vicky Richter · 20 August 2026Home Office guidance tells asylum seekers that rape, domestic abuse, child abuse, forced marriage and female genital mutilation are criminal offences in Britain. Great British PAC asks why taxpayers must fund leaflets explaining that British women and children must not be abused.
Vicky Richter · 20 August 2026Pakistan has threatened to stop accepting illegal migrants returned from Britain after the UK pressed Islamabad to take back Shabir Ahmed, the convicted ringleader of the Rochdale grooming gang. Senior officials in Islamabad warned that forcing the case upon Pakistan could undermine "gold standard" cooperation on returns, intelligence sharing, and security, as ministers move to change a 55 year old law blocking his deportation.
Vicky Richter · 18 August 2026Andy Burnham wants leafy, middle-class England to "play its part" by housing asylum seekers. The Great British PAC says no. With Channel crossings at their second-highest level on record, a refused-asylum backlog swollen by 72 per cent, and the Prime Minister refusing to commit to stopping the boats, this is not a policy, it is a redistribution of failure, and it will blow up in his face.
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