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ER Editor: Residents of Crowborough in Sussex are out protesting again. But have 27 migrants really been moved into a local disused barracks? This has been rumoured for a long time with no concrete evidence provided.
This is what we put out about the town since November and December respectively —
Two Thousand Locals March Against Sussex Asylum Seeker Camp
Crowborough Braces for the Arrival of 600 Illegal Migrants
A reminder that the Crowborough reports come hard on the heels of the migrant problems and protests in Epping. Geography —
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TWEETS —
Locals out in force in Crowborough after bus loads of fighting age foreign men were dumped in their town under police guard in the early hours this week.
Mass deportations 2026
pic.twitter.com/LFLoap404X— Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) January 25, 2026
Crowborough anti-migrant camp protest, what a turnout.
They are expecting 500 illegals in a town of 20,000. pic.twitter.com/DA1gg3ek5a
— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) January 25, 2026
Never seen anything like it!!! GO CROWBOROUGH 🩷 pic.twitter.com/MpBFer0mdl
— Orla Minihane (@orlaminihane) January 25, 2026
I spoke to dozens of Crowborough Residents, genuinely scared of what @ShabanaMahmood has inflicted on them by placing potentially dangerous illegal immigrants into their community without any consultation. There are no immigrant women or children, just young fit sex starved men… pic.twitter.com/LAAoP0L0aZ
— Howard Cox (@HowardCCox) January 25, 2026
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UK: Three Arrested After Disorder at Asylum Seeker Housing Site—New Demonstration Follows
Sussex Police detained two men and a woman after a vehicle was obstructed and attacked during protests outside a former army barracks in Crowborough, South East England.
TEC NEWS
Hundreds marched in Crowborough, East Sussex to protest plans to house up to 600 asylum seekers at a local former military site.
One Crowborough resident claimed that locals were furious after 27 migrants were moved into a nearby army cadet training camp overnight. He accused the government of misleading residents about notice, security and how long the site would be used.
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Protesters waving flags and holding placards listen to speakers after taking part in a march away from the entrance to the Crowborough Training Camp, a former military site, in Crowborough, south-east England on January 25, 2026, during a protest calling for the barracks not to be used to house asylum seekers. Britain’s government confirmed on January 22, that the first 27 illegal migrants had been moved into the Crowborough military barracks in East Sussex, which will eventually house more than 500 illegal migrants. JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP
Previously, three people were arrested outside the former military site when they protested its use to house asylum seekers. Sussex Police said a gathering outside Crowborough Training Camp on Friday, January 23rd, was initially peaceful before tensions escalated as a vehicle attempted to leave the site.
According to police, three individuals obstructed the vehicle, shouted abuse and struck it in two separate incidents. Two men, aged 36 and 54, and a 62-year-old woman, were arrested on suspicion of public order offences.
Police Chief Superintendent James Collis acknowledged that the use of the site had caused concern within the local community but said a small group within the gathering acted in a “threatening and intimidatory manner.” He stressed that while police would continue to facilitate peaceful protest, abusive or threatening behaviour would not be tolerated.
Already, a reported 27 men seeking asylum arrived at the former barracks earlier this week. (ER: Evidence?) The Home Office says the site is expected to house up to 500 people as part of the government’s plan to reduce reliance on costly hotel accommodation.
The scheme has drawn criticism from Wealden District Council and local MP Nus Ghani, and has prompted several protests in Crowborough. Sussex Police claimed that officers have increased their presence in the area to provide reassurance and maintain engagement with residents in the coming weeks.
The Home Office asserted that the site operates with round-the-clock security, including CCTV and strict sign-in procedures for those staying there.
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