Vance has mixed work with leisure while in Britain, staying first with foreign minister David Lammy at the Chevening estate in Kent - where the two held a formal bilateral meeting after a spot of fishing - before moving on to the hamlet of Dean in Oxfordshire, in the picturesque Cotswolds.
“We want to show our feelings, hopefully some of it will get through to Vance and the American press and to Ukraine, so people know what we stand for,“ said Brian Murray, 65, a retired tour guide.
Vance will meet on Tuesday evening with Robert Jenrick, a source in the opposition Conservative Party said. Jenrick was runner-up in the Conservative leadership contest last year, and is widely considered next in line for the job if it becomes available.
Vance has developed a warm friendship with Labour’s Lammy, officials said, with the two bonding over their difficult childhoods and shared Christian faith.
Around Charlbury, motorcades roared along the narrow country lanes and cordons blocked off roads to Dean, rendering it inaccessible.
“It’s a massive intrusion and it’s not just the fact our lives are disrupted but it’s who he is,“ said Jonathan Mazower, the head of communications for NGO Survival International, who owns one of Dean’s 15 homes.
“I feel and many others feel we can’t allow someone like that to come into our village and not say something publicly against it.” - Reuters
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