"The village of Lanreath is on the brink of extinction: they've lost their post office, shop, pub, bus service, farms - and now their beloved primary school is under threat. Pushed to breaking point, the countryside comes to town to get its voice heard - and annexes Islington.

"The film shows how a whole British way of life is under threat. But the picturesque village of Lanreath is determined not to go down without a fight. The threat to the primary school is the final straw for the villagers, who want the power-brokers and politicians in London to see what is happening to the countryside.

"This is more than just a fight about one school or one village. It is a fight to keep a way of life going in Britain. And it's a fight which the village brings right to the heart of London. But will the villagers manage to seize the trendy London suburb? The Women's Institute lead the Morris Dancers, sheep and cows into battle."

On Monday 14th May on BBC2 at 9pm, a bold new documentary entitled "Power to the People: The Invasion of Islington" will be broadcast. According to the BBC, "presenter Tim Samuels joins an entire Cornish village as they pack up the sheep, travel en masse to London and seize the Frappuccino-swilling New Labour heartland of Islington.