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JD Vance Turned Away From British Pub After Staff Threatens Mutiny: Report
Staff at a Michelin Bib Gourmand pub in Charlbury refused to serve Vice President JD Vance after threatening a work stoppage, following local protests against his visit.
- Vice President JD Vance was turned away from The Bull, a 16th-century pub in Charlbury, after staff threatened to strike if they served him this week.
- The staff mutiny followed local opposition to Vance's visit, which caused protests and road closures unsettling residents in the Cotswolds area.
- The Bull, operated by Public House Group, recently won the UK's best pub award and previously hosted Kamala Harris, Vance's Democrat predecessor.
- Hundreds gathered in Charlbury this week for a 'not welcome' party, with signs reading "Fascists not welcome here" and residents expressing curtailed freedoms.
- Following the backlash, Vance left the region for Scotland on Wednesday evening, highlighting sustained local resistance to his presence during his holiday.
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Workers at a pub in the Cotswolds threatened to walk out after they discovered that American Vice President JD Vance had hoped to dine there during his trip to the UK
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Cotswolds pub staff 'refused to show up for work' if JD Vance came in
Staff at a Cotswolds pub refused to serve the US vice president JD Vance, it has been reported.
JD Vance ‘rejected’ by restaurant - now it’s getting bombarded with Google reviews
US vice president JD Vance was reportedly turned away from a pub in Oxfordshire during his UK visit, after staff threatened not to show up to work if they had to serve him. Popbitch reports that The Bull in Charlbury, which recently hosted his political rival Kamala Harris, was behind the move, and has since received a flood of Google reviews.
'Fascists are not welcome': Vance draws scathing mockery after British pub turns him away
U.S. Vice President JD Vance and members of his family are presently on vacation in The Cotswolds, a rural area of Southwestern England that is roughly 95-100 miles from London. And not everyone in that part of the U.K. is happy to see him.According to The Wall Street Journal, residents of the Cotswolds are inconvenienced by the road closures that Vance's security detail is causing — and some of them are complaining about U.S. Secret Service mem…
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