Charlotte Gill
22 October 2025

Tim Farron’s £30k in donations from the Refugee, Asylum & Migration Policy Project (RAMP)

RAMP's funders include Soros and the open-border-supporting Paul Hamlyn Foundation

Yesterday Tim Farron tweeted: “People seeking asylum in this country should be able to work here. This would help them to integrate into our society, financially support themselves, and also reduce the cost to the taxpayer.”

It’s far from his first post about immigration and asylum. Farron has a lot to say on the subject, especially as Vice Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Migration:

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