Two groups with opposing ideologies in a battle over heritage and immigration policies
Two main groups continue to campaign against the Home Office's plans for RAF Scampton and while they share the same cause, they have completely different ideologies.
The local authority faced a"small defeat" after it failed to secure an urgent injunction from the High Court but is taking the government to court with a judicial review scheduled for July 12 and 13. "The Save our Scampton campaign was born from sheer panic, ignorance and determination," said group leader Sarah Carter.
Since being set up, the petition from the Labour politician has surpassed 70,000 signatures, calling for the Tory government to abandon the"damaging proposal". They want to change national immigration policy and believe that asylum seekers should not be housed anywhere on British shores.
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