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Residents near RAF Fairford say communication gaps left them feeling unsafe

People living in villages near RAF Fairford say they received too little information in the days before and after an incident at the base, leaving them feeling vulnerable.

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Residents living near RAF Fairford say a lack of communication before and after an incident at the base left them feeling unsafe and exposed.

People in nearby villages said they had not received enough information during the days surrounding the incident. The lack of communication contributed to concerns about their safety and left some feeling vulnerable in their own communities.

Residents described the situation as leaving them feeling like “sitting ducks”, reflecting their frustration at not knowing what was happening or what action they should take.

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The concerns centre on the information provided to people living close to RAF Fairford, both in the period leading up to the incident and in the days that followed. No further details about the incident or any official response are provided in the available material.

The latest known position is that residents are calling for clearer communication around incidents affecting the area near the base.

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