Locals are furious that an 'invasion of Londoners' into their quaint Kent seaside town is 'ruining' the area.
They claim traffic has become unbearable, house prices have rocketed and jobs are harder to come by now in Sandgate, as a result.
The small town, just outside Folkestone, is known for quaint beaches and colourful homes, and sits on the south coast.
But its calm and unique charm is now attracting thousands of Londoners to move in and make it home - leaving locals fuming.
Stats show 60 per cent of homes in the town are now being purchased by those from the capital.
