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thomas ceccon Every Thursday, buses transport men from the Wethersfield asylum accommodation site into Braintree. In this celtic vs rangers video, we document their arrival, their time in the town, and their departure at the end of the day.

As these weekly visits have continued, increasing numbers of local residents have begun gathering on Thursdays to express their concerns about the impact on the town and to make their voices heard.

The video also features Marie Heath, sun vs liberty whose son, Lee Heath, was killed in Germany. She speaks with a local vicar about her concerns and why she believes communities should be listened to.

We also capture tense moments during the event, including disagreements over donated items such as trainers and mobile phones, and interactions that some attendees and local residents viewed as confrontational and disrespectful.

Throughout the day, we spoke to local people who say they now avoid parts of Braintree on Thursdays because they no longer feel comfortable in the area. We also examine the ongoing debate surrounding the Home Office's decision to continue transporting residents from the Wethersfield site into the town.

Their is an expansion of the Wethersfield site, which is expected to accommodate up to 1,245 residents on a permanent basis, with proposals that could increase capacity to around 1,700 under a Special Development Order.

Whether you agree or disagree, this documentary aims to show what happened on the day and allow viewers to draw their own conclusions.