Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,The children of a quiet Oxfordshire village have been forced to put pen to paper and plead with the Prime Minister himself. Their message is simple and heartbreaking: leave our home alone.Piddington is a tiny English settlement of roughly 350 people - around 250 adults and just 46 children. The Home Office and Labour government under Andy Burnham intend to place 1,250 single adult male asylum seekers on a former Ministry of Defence site that borders the village, runs along the back of homes, and sits directly against the parish playing field and children's park.If the plan proceeds, the number of young men dumped on their doorstep will dwarf the entire local population.Residents previously held a symbolic independence vote after the government announced the scheme with zero meaningful consultation. Weeks later the silence from Downing Street continues, so the children themselves have now spoken.Seven-year-old Rex Perkin wrote: "Dear Andy, We like our village because I and my family walk down to my sister's grave to see her. I worry I won't be able to do that anymore. My family has lived here for over 100 years. I love the playing field in Piddington because I go there every week. Thanks Andy."Eleven-year-old Tilly West pleaded: "Please, please, please! This is for the 300-400 people in the village as well as dogs who won't be able to go sniffing in the bushes as much."Nine-year-old Orla West was direct: "I do not like this idea because we love our park. We can walk our dogs. We love Piddington."'The children of Piddington have today written letters to Andy Burnham, begging him to protect their childhoods!'@PatrickChristys reacts as residents of the village of Piddington demand Labour cancel plans to use a local barracks to house 1,250 illegal men. pic.twitter.com/YGvJbHbaUR