Buxton
Britishnoun
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Connor Kirby scores an "absolute worldie" in extra-time as Buxton beat Chatham Town 2-1 in the FA Cup first round.
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It is apparent even in small towns like Buxton, that has very little.
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In May, Reform UK won in one Buxton county council ward and came a close second to the Conservatives in the other.
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Yet six months ago, in the county council elections in Buxton, almost a third of those who voted backed Reform UK.
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What is clear in Buxton is the chasm in opinion on immigration between the town's young and old, a sentiment Ian Howarth, who runs the Queen's Head Hotel, hears regularly.
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