Vice President J.D. Vance's visit to Charlbury generated security checks that inconvenienced town residents, blocking access on the usual paths.

American Vice President J.D. Vance's vacation in the town of Charlbury, England, has led to tight security measures, affecting the lives of its 3,000 residents. Vance, who is staying in an 18th-century mansion, held diplomatic meetings and his presence led to blockades on local footpaths and police checks. The owner of the residence apologized to neighbors for the inconvenience as the 'Stop Trump' coalition announced protests against US foreign policy. Vance will also visit nearby US troops.