JD Vance ’s team have denied knowing about any efforts from police to collect social media information from residents near where he spent his Cotswolds holiday. Locals near the Hamlet of Dean, near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, have claimed police had been door-to-door asking for personal details of residents and social media accounts.

Local police and JD Vance's office have denied cliams that officers were asking Cotswolds residents for their social media details.

Cotswolds childless cat ladies say go home,” one sign read, referring to comments Vance made in 2021 about senior Democrats in Congress that resurfaced during last year's presidential race.

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

If one lesson has emerged this travel season, it’s that you really, really don’t want to be on vacation in the vicinity of Vice-President J. D. Vance. Last month, with the Trump Administration continuing to conduct sweeping immigration raids in the Los Angeles area,

This picture-perfect stretch of England is famed for its rolling hills, countryside living, thatched roofs, and cozy pubs. But the Cotswolds hasn’t exactly turned out to be a refuge from US politics.

JD Vance's U.K. vacation is being trolled by a liberal activist group that plastered a popular meme of his altered face on billboards and vans in the area

Several dozen people staged a “Not Welcome Party” with signs saying “go home”. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.