In two separate parts of the UK, local communities are up in arms over the establishment of migrant centres in their areas.

In Llanelli, Wales, residents are protesting against the transformation of a beloved four-star hotel into a housing facility for migrants.

Meanwhile, in Bexhill, Sussex, locals are voicing their concerns about a derelict prison being renovated into a centre for over 1,000 asylum seekers.

Both communities argue that their infrastructure is ill-equipped to handle the influx of new residents and that they were not consulted by the government. Despite facing obstacles and resistance, these communities are determined to fight for their rights and protect their towns from what they perceive as an imposition.