More than 3,600 residents have already backed an e-petition on the council’s own website calling for any decision on sanctuary status to be put to a referendum
Source: Hitchin Nub News
Councillors to formally consider steps towards Hertfordshire ‘council of sanctuary’ status
More than 3,600 residents have already backed an e-petition on the council’s own website calling for any decision on sanctuary status to be put to a referendum
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