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bondi38 11-06-2010 20:17

caravan park in church
 
Hello there . No need to go far with your caravan you can go next to motor spare at church .
They even have deck chairs and table and chairs with umbrellas ,:tongueout

Tealeaf 11-06-2010 21:56

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Do they have an outside portaloo or are they craping in the kerbside grate as they did last time they were in Church?

Taggy 12-06-2010 09:09

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Is there a good reason why they havn't been moved on??...i cant think of one!:rolleyes:


Best Regards - Taggy

jaysay 12-06-2010 09:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 821938)
Is there a good reason why they havn't been moved on??...i cant think of one!:rolleyes:


Best Regards - Taggy

Maybe no ones complained Taggy

Taggy 12-06-2010 09:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 821946)
Maybe no ones complained Taggy

Does someone have to complain before the cops move em on Jaysay..coz they will have driven past them often enough? Might sell up meself and buy a Caravan and stick it whereva i want if its all legal and cops dont mind!:D


Best Regards - Taggy

garinda 12-06-2010 09:44

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They should move.

The last time I went to the Acorn Centre the travellers there had connected their vans up to the lamp posts.

I'm sure they'd move from near the old Con club if they knew there was a site with 'free' electricity.

jaysay 12-06-2010 13:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 821949)
Does someone have to complain before the cops move em on Jaysay..cuz they will have driven past them often enough? Might sell up meself and buy a Caravan and stick it whereva i want if its all legal and cops dont mind!:D


Best Regards - Taggy

Well to move them on Taggy they need a court injunction, and I hardly think the Bobbies will be actually going out of their way to make work for themselves if nobody as rattled their cage:D

wadey 12-06-2010 20:09

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Only the owner of the land can apply for an injunction, is it one of those sites where you can dump all your rubbish when you leave?

jaysay 13-06-2010 09:06

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Originally Posted by wadey (Post 822042)
Only the owner of the land can apply for an injunction, is it one of those sites where you can dump all your rubbish when you leave?

Somehow wadey they always seem to park up on land owned by the council, and as you say its they who have to get the injunction, but the thing that has always amazed me is that when they are moved on they can return within weeks and he council have to go through the procedure again, seems stupid to me, the injunction should be binding for say at least 5 years if not for ever:(

bondi38 13-06-2010 12:20

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Hello been to asda this morning they are still there all sat out in their chairs its a dam shame cause whoever i dont know had made that a nice garden area for us resident of hyndburn to pass by someone needs to inform whoever or tell me and i will do it as i dont know who you inform it is rediculouse when us tax payers have paid for that to be made a nice area .

garinda 15-06-2010 17:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bondi38 (Post 822127)
Hello been to asda this morning they are still there all sat out in their chairs its a dam shame cause whoever i dont know had made that a nice garden area for us resident of hyndburn to pass by someone needs to inform whoever or tell me and i will do it as i dont know who you inform it is rediculouse when us tax payers have paid for that to be made a nice area .

Went past today, and still there, creating an eyesore of a sight, with their site.

Neil 15-06-2010 17:25

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I went to the car shop today getting a wheel bearing for Rhonda's car and there was a used babies nappy chucked on the car park.

garinda 15-06-2010 17:30

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 822583)
I went to the car shop today getting a wheel bearing for Rhonda's car and there was a used babies nappy chucked on the car park.

I hope you took it home, and recycled it.

:s_sick:

garinda 15-06-2010 17:32

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I've booked in, for a two week stay, at the end of August.

:D

Tealeaf 15-06-2010 22:27

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 822585)
I've booked in, for a two week stay, at the end of August.

:D

Will you have net access? If not, can you take Neil with you?

mallard 15-06-2010 22:51

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well they could be moved on like jaysay has said but they would only move round a corner or something but not a lot can be done a bout it and less they get a order to move them.

garinda 15-06-2010 23:51

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Just be careful about those offers in the papers.

If you collect all the vouchers, you do get a weeks holiday for a family of four,
but it doesn't always specify the destination.

jaysay 16-06-2010 10:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 822681)
Just be careful about those offers in the papers.

If you collect all the vouchers, you do get a weeks holiday for a family of four,
but it doesn't always specify the destination.

Ya people think they're going in a caravan in Christchurch, then they're told it was a miss print, its actually Church:D

garinda 16-06-2010 11:56

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 822742)
Ya people think they're going in a caravan in Christchurch, then they're told it was a miss print, its actually Church:D

'Christ, Church! is probably what they say when they arrive at the holiday park.

:D

MargaretR 16-06-2010 11:58

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Is this location the site where Church Post Office once was?

garinda 16-06-2010 12:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 822770)
Is this location the site where Church Post Office once was?

Inbetween there, and the old Church Con.

Nicely grassed garden area, good weather.

What more can they want?

Though a pool would be nice.

:D

cashman 16-06-2010 13:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 822770)
Is this location the site where Church Post Office once was?

Thats the real bonus of demolition..........it provides sites.:rolleyes: not rocket science when demolishion is complete, to make site inaccessable.:rolleyes:

MargaretR 16-06-2010 13:52

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Where are these itinerants obtaining water?
They can't be surviving on bought in bottles.
Someone must be supplying.

garinda 16-06-2010 15:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 822783)
Where are these itinerants obtaining water?
They can't be surviving on bought in bottles.
Someone must be supplying.

There's a permenant site further up, same side, after the bridge.

Probably there.

suedarbo 19-06-2010 09:05

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I went past last night and there's more turned up. The area is full of caravans, transit vans, tables, chairs and umbrellas

jaysay 19-06-2010 09:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by suedarbo (Post 823238)
I went past last night and there's more turned up. The area is full of caravans, transit vans, tables, chairs and umbrellas

Building up for Appleby fair probably

MargaretR 19-06-2010 10:14

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 823257)
Building up for Appleby fair probably

I thought that was a few weeks ago:confused:

jaysay 19-06-2010 10:25

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 823271)
I thought that was a few weeks ago:confused:

Quite right Margaret was between the 3rd and 5th June, knew it was in June sometime. Maybe they're on the way from Appleby;)

bondi38 21-06-2010 17:48

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Well been past again on way to asda more have gone on there if any more come they will be parked on the roadside they are all having a real good time by the looks of it.

katex 21-06-2010 18:09

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Was one of those blue police vans parked up when I went past late afternoon, but just seemed to be having a quiet word with them.

Maybe about one of the children constructing a rope swing on one of the trees ... :D

russthemink 21-06-2010 21:57

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You see these scumbags in the same place every June (sometimes they get on the canal side near the railway bridge on the main road). They are either on their way to or from appleby. Police wont move em cos they are scared of them, simples.

jaysay 22-06-2010 09:21

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Originally Posted by russthemink (Post 823670)
You see these scumbags in the same place every June (sometimes they get on the canal side near the railway bridge on the main road). They are either on their way to or from appleby. Police wont move em cos they are scared of them, simples.

As has been said before the police can't move them on unless they get a complaint from the land owner who then needs an injunction, so its not simples really

russthemink 22-06-2010 18:14

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If I set up a caravan in your garden and started robbing all your neighbours you would get rid of me im sure, and I doubt you would go to the trouble of an injunction. Now that is simples

cashman 22-06-2010 22:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by russthemink (Post 823791)
If I set up a caravan in your garden and started robbing all your neighbours you would get rid of me im sure, and I doubt you would go to the trouble of an injunction. Now that is simples

nah mate its you thats simples, ya obviously never had a ruck wi em, kick one they all limp, suggest ya stop watching rambo type movies.:rolleyes:

Neil 23-06-2010 08:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by garinda (Post 822772)
Inbetween there, and the old Church Con.

Nicely grassed garden area, good weather.

What more can they want?

Though a pool would be nice.

:D

A pool sounds good.

Don't forget we are talking about Church so thes people are probably some of the nicest residents :rolleyes::D:D

jaysay 23-06-2010 09:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 823844)
A pool sounds good.

Don't forget we are talking about Church so thes people are probably some of the nicest residents :rolleyes::D:D

Watch out Neil you'll be getting a slap off Tealeaf:D

russthemink 23-06-2010 17:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 823814)
nah mate its you thats simples, ya obviously never had a ruck wi em, kick one they all limp, suggest ya stop watching rambo type movies.:rolleyes:

Youre probably right, we should let them do whatever they like cos you are scared. Suggest you man up a bit.

Tealeaf 23-06-2010 18:15

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One thing is for sure - if this mob parked themselves outside Britcliffe's front door then it would be unlikely that they would be there for more than a day or so.

I saw this nonsense myself over the weekend. This afternoon I watched the England game with a Barrister chum of mine and happened to mention the problem of travellers continually setting up camp in Church. Her opinion was that there would be solid grounds for local residents to take HBC before the courts on the grounds of dereliction of duty and possibly on a no-win, no-fee basis. I am tempted to pursue this further.

cashman 23-06-2010 18:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by russthemink (Post 823953)
Youre probably right, we should let them do whatever they like cos you are scared. Suggest you man up a bit.

ya can always approach me on the clayton end twerp. differance here is simple i know what i'm talking about.

Neil 23-06-2010 19:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 823972)
Her opinion was that there would be solid grounds for local residents to take HBC before the courts on the grounds of dereliction of duty and possibly on a no-win, no-fee basis. I am tempted to pursue this further.

I will buy you the first pint at your victory celebration if you do.

Tealeaf 23-06-2010 19:26

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 823989)
I will buy you the first pint at your victory celebration if you do.

No need. I'll be rich beyond your wildest dreams.

duggie 24-06-2010 08:22

New Touring Caravan Park at Church
 
Can somebody please tell me why some people can park vans and caravans on public open space and not even get a ticket for illegal parking, what is our country coming to when we allow these people to operate outside of every law we seem to have. The people in the car accesories place have informed me that their car park is now a public toilet for these saw called people.
Being a caravan owner myself I can imagine what would happen if we tried to park up on a layby let alone a grass verge. When will these people realise they are not wanted

jaysay 24-06-2010 09:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 823980)
ya can always approach me on the clayton end twerp. differance here is simple i know what i'm talking about.

Hes an arrogant little ain't he cashy, see what I've always said about people commenting from a place of safety behind a screen name, bet he wouldn't say it to your face, well if he knows whats good for him that is;)

accyman 25-06-2010 01:22

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i drove past there today and one of their kids rode out into teh road in a plastic toy car thingy.

i swerved left then right repeatedly and it was only due to some extreemly bad luck that i missed

cashman 25-06-2010 07:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by accyman (Post 824227)
i drove past there today and one of their kids rode out into teh road in a plastic toy car thingy.

i swerved left then right repeatedly and it was only due to some extreemly bad luck that i missed

At least ya tried.:D

jaysay 25-06-2010 08:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by accyman (Post 824227)
i drove past there today and one of their kids rode out into teh road in a plastic toy car thingy.

i swerved left then right repeatedly and it was only due to some extreemly bad luck that i missed

Think you need advanced driving lessons accyman;)

cashman 25-06-2010 09:10

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just been past this morning, they got a better background than me, to sit in their chairs sunning themselves.:rolleyes:

jaysay 25-06-2010 09:18

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 824258)
just been past this morning, they got a better background than me, to sit in their chairs sunning themselves.:rolleyes:

I've an Idea cashy, round up the research department and move them temporarily down Church, don't think the Gypos will stay around long;):D

Neil 25-06-2010 11:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 824263)
I've an Idea cashy, round up the research department and move them temporarily down Church, don't think the Gypos will stay around long;):D


That wont work, Less has had his bath this month :rolleyes::D

accyman 25-06-2010 11:36

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 824295)
That wont work, Less has had his bath this month :rolleyes::D

hes adavnced to monthly baths ?

whats happend has he started falling into it when drunk ? :eek:

MargaretR 25-06-2010 12:32

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It looks like action to move them has begun
Travellers moved on after complaints from residents - Accrington Observer
...the title is misleading - not moved them yet

accyman 25-06-2010 12:47

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A council spokeswoman said: "When the travellers first arrived they advised us that they were here for a family member to attend a hospital appointment and in line with government legislation we must act compassionately in these cases.
hopefully in future HBC wont be as guilable again.

When my family member was ill i didnt move my entire home to visit them i stopped over at their place.Im sure if its a family issue they can be squeezed in on a legitimate campsite seen as theres plenty of them and since when does an ill family member entitle you to throw used nappies into teh street.Anyway it was clearly a lie due to how many turned up , talk about give an inch take a yard :rolleyes:

jaysay 25-06-2010 14:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 824295)
That wont work, Less has had his bath this month :rolleyes::D

Typical Less, always cocks things up,:D speaking of Less where is he ain't seen him for a day or so:confused:

accyman 25-06-2010 16:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 824340)
Typical Less, always cocks things up,:D speaking of Less where is he ain't seen him for a day or so:confused:

apprently when water touches his skin it sends him into anopholectic shock.

get well soon less :)

( yes i know i probably spelt anopholectic wrong)

Restless 26-06-2010 09:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 822770)
Is this location the site where Church Post Office once was?

there was a Post Office in Church??? Man, I guessed when they robbed that, they took the bricks and everything :hehetable

vera 26-06-2010 10:05

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Do you think there will be room for mine on the site?

Neil 26-06-2010 10:23

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;)

vera 26-06-2010 10:31

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What??? it's only 30 feet long by 12 feet wide. :D

jaysay 26-06-2010 12:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by vera (Post 824522)
What??? it's only 30 feet long by 12 feet wide. :D

That the caravan is it vera;):D

vera 26-06-2010 13:39

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Sorry, yes, i missed the word "caravan" out. :eek::eek:

jaysay 26-06-2010 13:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by vera (Post 824541)
Sorry, yes, i missed the word "caravan" out. :eek::eek:

Thank you vera:D:D

claytonender 27-06-2010 18:25

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Hyndburn Council have a court order ordering them to move them on by Tuesday 29th June.

accyman 27-06-2010 22:00

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Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 824730)
Hyndburn Council have a court order ordering them to move them on by Tuesday 29th June.

so if they fail to move on do they get their caravans crushed or some other worth while deterant .

just curious how long they can drag this out for.

maybe next time gypos come with a bleeding heart story about an ill relative HBC wil tell them to book a hotel

cashman 27-06-2010 22:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 824730)
Hyndburn Council have a court order ordering them to move them on by Tuesday 29th June.

What annoys me about these notices, seems they get so long in advance before shifting? WHY? are they not breaking the law? These notices should give em 24 hrs simple as, not more time to leave crap, :(

BERNADETTE 27-06-2010 22:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 824730)
Hyndburn Council have a court order ordering them to move them on by Tuesday 29th June.

To where are they moving? And if they set up another illegal camp within the borough does the court order still stand?

cashman 27-06-2010 22:52

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 824784)
To where are they moving? And if they set up another illegal camp within the borough does the court order still stand?

Don't think so bernie, will probably start again.:confused: they will move to wherever they can squat again.

flashy 27-06-2010 22:55

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thats it, i'm taking my tent down to the roundabout under the bridges in Accy tomorrow, maybe i can live rent and council tax free then, wonder how long it will be before they move me on?

cashman 27-06-2010 22:56

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This raises n interesting point, How much does it cost to keep moving em? after all were all in this together.:rolleyes: Like hell we are.:rolleyes:

steeljack 28-06-2010 00:48

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Why can't HBC issue/pass a 'blanket' bye-law making behaviour like this anywhere in the Borough illegal, especially on Council owned land and as such requiring immediate police/Council action for a violation , seems the Council have no qualms about passing edicts enabling their goons to pass out immediate fines , with no trial for 'unsocialiable' behaviour not conducive to the public good such as tossing a cigarette butt or garbage incorrectly sorted .......... Sorry forgot... the folks who toss the occasionable cigarette butt or muck-up the early morning recycling are residents/council tax payers , who probably have a job and as such are a source of income to the Council .
I would be asking my local councillor ... Just who do you really represent .

Hopefully one or more will take the time to enlighten us

accyman 28-06-2010 01:59

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i recall somthing been mentioned about yet another gypo camp been built in hyndburn in previous posts so is it any wonder HBC act so slow to move them on when they are more concerned about acomodating them

screw what we think they will do as they please

hey the plans may have been abandoned but i definatly recall reading about it on here somewhere.

hope im wrong we need less of these campsites not more

jaysay 28-06-2010 08:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 824777)
What annoys me about these notices, seems they get so long in advance before shifting? WHY? are they not breaking the law? These notices should give em 24 hrs simple as, not more time to leave crap, :(

They have rights cashy:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

jaysay 28-06-2010 09:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 824785)
Don't think so bernie, will probably start again.:confused: they will move to wherever they can squat again.

Think your right their cashy, Its long been a bone of contention, that once a court order has been issued for piece of land then that order lasts indefinitely, so as the police can move them on if they return, but they can come back in 6 months and we go through the whole sorry story again, that's why there's a thread somewhere called Gypsies again

cashman 28-06-2010 09:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 824819)
They have rights cashy:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

as none taxpayers they should not have simple as.:(

jaysay 28-06-2010 09:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 824821)
as none taxpayers they should not have simple as.:(

Couldn't agree more cashy, unfortunately the likes of Cherie Blair and her mates in chambers don't agree and make millions out of legal aid defending their rights:mad:

Neil 28-06-2010 11:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by flashy (Post 824786)
thats it, i'm taking my tent down to the roundabout under the bridges in Accy tomorrow, maybe i can live rent and council tax free then, wonder how long it will be before they move me on?


Seeing as the weather is so nice can I come and stop with you?

Neil 28-06-2010 11:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 824730)
Hyndburn Council have a court order ordering them to move them on by Tuesday 29th June.

Do you know why it took so long to sort this out?

Also have you any idea what it cost us Council Tax payers to get this court order issued?

Tealeaf 28-06-2010 12:25

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I think for previous removals a figure of £1000 has been quoted, but that seems to be a gross underestimate. My guess is that an extra zero to that sum would be about right.

flashy 28-06-2010 12:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Neil (Post 824850)
Seeing as the weather is so nice can I come and stop with you?


erm........NO

Neil 28-06-2010 13:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by flashy (Post 824862)
erm........NO

Thanks a lot, I was going to bring the booze as well :p:D

flashy 28-06-2010 13:54

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as you know i don't drink much :D

jaysay 28-06-2010 16:23

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 824877)
as you know i don't drink much :D

Take him up on it, would compensate for having Neil there whining:D

flashy 28-06-2010 17:03

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another......NO

bondi38 28-06-2010 17:29

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Well i gave you plenty to talk about there does anyone know what time the removal is think it would be good day out to watch .
I passed today and they were all in a bunch having a meeting of some sort; and moving around 7 caravans and the wagons could be a very interesting action to watch .

katex 28-06-2010 18:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by bondi38 (Post 824936)
Well i gave you plenty to talk about there does anyone know what time the removal is think it would be good day out to watch .
I passed today and they were all in a bunch having a meeting of some sort; and moving around 7 caravans and the wagons could be a very interesting action to watch .

Still there Bondi at around 4 o'clock, looking settled to me.

They'll have to go soon .. the grass needs mowing .. :D

DaveinGermany 28-06-2010 19:12

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Where's our tame Gypo when you need him ? Haven't heard from Gypo Dec in ages ! ;) He could maybe have a word, you know Gypo to Gypo like. :D

suedarbo 28-06-2010 22:27

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I came passed at 8pm tonight and they look very settled to me. I think I counted 8 vans on my way back

cashman 28-06-2010 22:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by katex (Post 824948)
Still there Bondi at around 4 o'clock, looking settled to me.

They'll have to go soon .. the grass needs mowing .. :D

Tis tomorrow the notice says move.:)

accyman 29-06-2010 07:30

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who betting rain will delay eviction

jaysay 29-06-2010 08:48

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 825052)
who betting rain will delay eviction

If there's a problem caused by rain, maybe a water cannon can speed up proceedings;)

bondi38 29-06-2010 09:27

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Well we certainley had the rain last night so maybe you could be right

accyman 29-06-2010 16:42

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looks like even more cost for teh council tax payers of hyndburn because all they have done is moved to huncoat village .I cant remember the name of teh street they are at teh end of but its near some land that has peoples horses on and people are rightly worried that their hores box's wont be there long.

surely they shoudl have been told to leave the area completely this is just a farce and an expensive one at that.

Tickler 30-06-2010 08:38

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the Kings Highway is where they are not for long i hope they make such a mess

jaysay 30-06-2010 09:38

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Originally Posted by Tickler (Post 825291)
the Kings Highway is where they are not for long i hope they make such a mess

Pardon:confused::confused::confused:

bondi38 30-06-2010 10:33

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I think the Kings Highway is turn right at the Griffin Pub

garinda 30-06-2010 10:51

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Originally Posted by bondi38 (Post 825367)
I think the Kings Highway is turn right at the Griffin Pub


But after a long fight, wasn't that recently gated, to stop them from camping there?

I seem to remember reading about it last year.

Tealeaf 30-06-2010 10:55

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I thought the gateing was to stop the dogging?

garinda 30-06-2010 10:56

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'SEX-MAD couples are visiting a quiet Huncoat spot for the sordid act of "dogging", it was revealed this week.'
Sordid sex site sparks action call - Accrington Observer

I'm sure I read on the Tinkers Dogging website that access is more difficult, because it's now gated.

MargaretR 30-06-2010 11:03

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At the time when drain covers were going missing, a metal gate was removed from the dilapidated boundary of Heys field.
I heard the angle grinder noise in the early hours.

So a metal gate will have been an added attraction - not a deterrant.

garinda 30-06-2010 11:04

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 825390)
At the time when drain covers were going missing, a metal gate was removed from the dilapidated boundary of Heys field.
I heard the angle grinder noise in the early hours.

So a metal gate will have been an added attraction - not a deterrant.

You mean like setting a trap, that doesn't work, with some tasty bait?

:D

Tealeaf 30-06-2010 11:11

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They should seed the ground with Anthrax - that would give the buggars a nice surprise.


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