EIGHTIES pop star Toyah is reportedl joining a protest rally with residents fighting the siting of an asylum centre in Throckmorton.
Adrian Molloy, agent for the Birmingham-born star, said Toyah, who bought a home in the heart of Pershore in January, will be at Sunday's rally from noon.
The rally is being held at the airfield and marks the beginning of a new campaign to stop the scheme.
More than 1,000 people are
Wilcox set
to protest
expected at the rally, which will be addressed by Mid-Worcestershire MP Peter Luff. Objectors plan to force a public inquiry into the proposals.
The move has been sparked by the Government's decision to site a reception centre for asylum seekers on the Throckmorton airfield, where 130,000 animal carcases were buried during the foot-and-mouth crisis.
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