I visited Torrington, the village apparently ‘furious’ that 70 Syrian migrants moved there, and found out the truth
Last week I was in Torrington, North Devon, the village that’s been in the news because local people organised a massive collection of clothes and toys, for Syrian refugees placed in the area. Hundreds took part in the collection, and the local theatre was filled with provisions.
It’s a story that would make any reasonable person look at those children’s faces and say, “What a bunch of do-gooding whining liberals, this is typical of the metropolitan elites in their cosy London boroughs such as North Devon.”
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Categories: Europe, Europe and Australia, European Union, UK
Tagged as: children refugees, Devon, migrants, minor refugees, Refugees, Syrian refugees