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JD Vance visits farm shop owned by Tory donor’s wife
US vice-president visits Daylesford Farm, owned by Baroness Bamford, during Cotswolds holiday
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telegraph.co.uk
‘Sorry about JD Vance circus’, manor house owner tells villagers
US Secret Service installs helicopter pad and checkpoints at vice-president’s Cotswolds holiday home
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dailymail.co.uk
Owner of the manor apologises to neighbours over JD Vance's 'circus'
As part of his 'MAGA summer' holiday, the US vice-president is set to make a visit to the Grade II-listed property, accompanied by his wife Usha and children Ewan, Vivek and…
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independent.co.uk
JD Vance’s holiday brings ‘circus’ of police patrols to sleepy Cotswolds village
Residents in the vicinity of the 6-acre site have described road blocks coming into place as the US vice president spends time in their village
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JD Vance visits posh Cotswolds farm shop Daylesford Organic
Photos shared on social media now show JD Vance's security convoy making a stop at the Daylesford Organic farm shop, near Chipping Norton.
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JD Vance visits farm shop owned by Tory donor’s wife
US vice-president visits Daylesford Farm, owned by Baroness Bamford, during Cotswolds holiday
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JD Vance to host Robert Jenrick at Cotswolds manor house
US vice-president will not meet Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage during summer retreat to UK
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JD Vance's Cotswolds invasion continues - as Clarkson joins grumbling
The Vice President's visit to the Cotswolds has already attracted some criticism with locals complaining about disruption and left-leaning protesters flocking to the area.
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Jeremy Clarkson leads Cotswolds backlash against JD Vance
Residents say presence of US vice-president and his family has left them ‘completely sealed off from the outside world’
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Who are the right-wing influencers joining JD Vance on his Cotswolds holiday?
JD Vance’s trip to the UK has seen him dine with a number of right wing figures, from Reform leader Nigel Farage to Cambridge academic James Orr