A small English village has voted to leave the United Kingdom in a symbolic referendum over government plans to house asylum seekers. The vote in Piddington, a picturesque village in the Cotswolds, was held as a protest against proposals to establish a migrant housing facility on a nearby military base. A total of 350 residents were invited to cast their ballots in a small box outside the village hall. The decision reflects growing local opposition to the government's asylum policies, with villagers expressing concerns over the impact on their community. The vote, while not legally binding, highlights tensions between local residents and national immigration policies. The government has not yet commented on the symbolic gesture, but the issue remains a point of contention in the region.