WATCH: Piddington resident hits out at Labour 'betrayal' after asylum camp approval

A female Piddington resident has hit out at the Labour Government's "betrayal" after approving plans for asylum accommodation at Mod Bicester.

Speaking to GB News, Gina Perkin said that if Prime Minister Andy Burnham "was listening" to the people of Piddington, the plans "would not have been approved".

She told GB News National reporter Will Godley: "I'm very disappointed, I feel betrayed. It shows me that we are not living in a democracy.

"We have voices and very valid concerns that have not been listened to. Multiple times the Government have said we are listening to the concerns, they haven't.

"They haven't even been here. How can you make a decision that changes our life overnight and not even speak to one of us? That is not a democracy in my eyes.

"There were over 3,000 objections to this application. How can that be approved? It blows my mind. We're just very disappointed. We have heard this time and time again, we'll listen to the good people of Piddington.

"If you were listening, you would not have approved that application."

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