*** Trespass Near Me.......

[ToraToraTora]

....what is the council doing....from the local rag, website....
https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/23674771.travellers-set-unauthorised-camp-near-castlepoint/
//“BCP Council staff will be visiting site to carry out the statutory welfare and educational needs assessment, along with any necessary risk assessments in order to determine the level of support to be given to the group.” // - why? try moving them on! who gives a rats April about "support" - Perlease! they must think we are radio rental.

[wolf63]

Regardless of what you think about the adults, the children need to be educated. If they are leading a nomadic lifestyle they may not be going to school.

[ToraToraTora]

they'll be gone in a week! The clue is in the name "traveller"! Their parents don't care about their kids upbringing and future why should us humans?

[webbo3]

They are scum, we just had them 10 mins walk from my house on a small patch of greenery, there was about 10-12 caravans 3 flatbed lorries with gardening services on the side, what did they leave behind, a massive tree cuttings and garden waste.

At one point during a very hot day they had puppies for sale in the heat with no shelter.

I think next time I want rubbish removed I'll ask the council to do it for nothing like you do for gypsies.

[Gromit]

Makes a change from the ubiquitous trans threads.

Dozens of bin bags full of excrement later, they will be gone.

A bit of a non story, unless you live near there.

[Togo]

Now , now, TTT steady on. You know damned well how difficult it is for plod or local Councils to ascertain who the landowner is. Unless they are looking to prosecute them of course. Plus a visit "to the site" will itself require a full and comprehensive risk assessment with public and private liability cover which will need approval by the accounts department when they can get wifi from their latest W F H location on a beach near you. (anyone else noticed how the Councils like to provide wifi at beach locations?) An educational needs assessment will take months now that the universities and schools have closed for the summer, and the local social security branches will require the recruitment of staff, preferably from a galaxy far far away. Extra bin wagons and personal protection suits will need to be ordered for the clean up when they eventually move on to the next location. Should be sorted by Christmas then, as a sort of gift for the unfortunate local inhabitants.

[gulliver1]

Tory Tory Tory. I would have thought you would support these travellers, after all,... they really are like Tory MPs They don't pay taxes they live of the taxpayer and there is one law for them and another for Joe Public .

[fender62]

tony blairs gift to the nation, human right act, diversity makes us strong mantra, “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. Joseph Goebbels

[gulliver1]

22.18 Fender62 "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it people will eventually come to believe it, Boris Johnson ...2019 .

[Hopkirk]

I've enjoyed a Gulliver comment, for once.

[tomus42]

That stuff about risk assessment, statutory welfare and educational needs is code for 'we're going to check if there's any kids in there that need our help'. I think that's fair enough.

[youngmafbog]

Liberals have taken over the council TTT, say no more. It will get worse over the next few years.

[10ClarionSt]

Two years ago, Rochdale Council issued banning orders to more than 200 hundred people regarding "travellers' rights". The notices were in the form of public notices posted in prominent and popular places throughout the borough, and banned such people from stopping overnight anywhere within the borough. The notice also included "others". Maybe other councils could do the same.