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Barnham, a village in Suffolk, is planning its own symbolic referendum on leaving the UK. The concept garnered support from residents during a Saturday meeting, where 70 individuals expressed their preference for a ballot. It is the second village to take this step in protest at plans for an asylum seekers' camp nearby.
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