Residents of the French port, dismayed at the rhetoric of Brexit, now want to see the town's huge refugee camp moved over the Channel On the corner of the Boulevard des Allies, the thoroughfare that runs parallel to the port of Calais, the sense of dismay and regret was palpable. "Naturally the English people are still welcome to come to buy their cheap alcohol, but maybe the French and English were not the best of friends after all," said Adeline, 20, a nurse who was born in the port.
Shock in Calais: 'Perhaps the French and English were not best of friends after all'
The Guardian - 25 Jun 2016 16:05
Residents of the French port, dismayed at the rhetoric of Brexit, now want to see the town's huge refugee camp moved over the Channel On the corner of the Boulevard des Allies, the thoroughfare that runs parallel to the port of Calais, the sense of dismay and regret was palpable. "Naturally the English people are still welcome to come to buy their cheap alcohol, but maybe the French and English were not the best of friends after all," said Adeline, 20, a nurse who was born in the port.
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