Dale Farm back in the headlines as dozens of caravans flock to site next door.

Run_to_da_hills

"Just weeks after Basildon Council cleared travellers from green belt land on Dale Farm following a decade-long row, caravans have parked up on a settlement neighbouring the Essex site. Basildon Council today confirmed it was drafting new enforcement notices to remove travellers from the site by the end of next month"

The UK Councils seem to be oblivious on how these guys operate.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2089302/Battle-Dale-Farm-II-Council-set-ANOTHER-fight-dozens-caravans-flock-site-door.html

Mr.Biscuits

Jaysus, and just when Emmerdale was getting good again.

Sindri

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

Mr.Biscuits

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

Christ, they are obsessed - I bet you that that supermarket had a very large supply of Dale Farm.

Run_to_da_hills

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

A few years back several caravans moved into a local tennis court car park, one of its members was a property developer, that night a large teleporter arrived with a gang of lads, they were gone within the hour.

starbelgrade

G'wan the travellers!

Rud

Few bulldozers and flamethrowers should sort all them out

mikemac1

Those comments
Send them back to Ireland they scream

Are all travellers in the world Irish?

The site is decades old, many were born there and I'd say many have never set foot in Ireland.

How do you become English so? Do you need ten generations living in England before you can call yourself English?

Why do Daily Mail reader manage to blame other countries for their citizens

Freddie59

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

A fcuking disgrace. The law needs to be changed to stop this sh!te. Bastards.

LaFlammeRouge

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

A few years back several caravans moved into a local tennis court car park, one of its members was a property developer, that night a large teleporter arrived with a gang of lads, they were gone within the hour.

The best one was when a local meat company left a container full of rotting meat and slurry beside their incampment LOL

mikemac1

mikemac1 wrote: »

Those comments
Send them back to Ireland they scream

Are all travellers in the world Irish?

The site is decades old, many were born there and I'd say many have never set foot in Ireland.

How do you become English so? Do you need ten generations living in England before you can call yourself English?

Why do Daily Mail reader manage to blame other countries for their citizens

just like all roma are romanian

Run_to_da_hills

It wouldn't look so bad if they went high rise, placing caravans on top of each other.

Sindri

Send them back to Oireland for facks sake.

Dudess

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

A few years back several caravans moved into a local tennis court car park, one of its members was a property developer, that night a large teleporter arrived with a gang of lads, they were gone within the hour.

Teleporter like in The Fly?

Nothingbetter2d

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

they tried that in carlow on a hotel building site a number of years ago but the developer drove in 3 tractors with full tanks of slurry and began filling up the caravans.... they promptly left after that...smelling no worse than they normally would.

Run_to_da_hills

Dudess wrote: »

Teleporter like in The Fly?

Explained.

Bigcheeze

I remember telling an American colleague a few years ago about travellers occupying other people's property. He just couldn't get his head around why people tolerate it as in the US, a landowner would defend property with a gun and nobody would see a problem with that.

Nothingbetter2d

to the guy the ninja edited his post

you realise that i am from a travelling heritage

well tell your family to stop camping illegally on other people's property then

Standard Toaster

Just because they're Travellers doesn't mean they're above the law.
They were givin a chance to get alternative accommodation for them and they balls that up. Again.

Turf them out.

GavRedKing

Ha, I cant see this thread lasting long but anyway, I think its a disgrace really.

Pitching up where ya like and refusing to move.

LOL at the Daily Mail comments though, some ignornant people out there.

working fool

Dudess wrote: »

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

A few years back several caravans moved into a local tennis court car park, one of its members was a property developer, that night a large teleporter arrived with a gang of lads, they were gone within the hour.

Teleporter like in The Fly?

Teleporting travelers ????
There's a movie in that !

Chuck Stone

If only people were as obsessed with the the rules, morals, money and costs to society when it came to the property/banking complex but no, Travellers, let's focus on them.

FML.

Run_to_da_hills

Bigcheeze wrote: »

I remember telling an American colleague a few years ago about travellers occupying other people's property. He just couldn't get his head around why people tolerate it as in the US, a landowner would defend property with a gun and nobody would see a problem with that.

An American couple I met touring Ireland in a camper mistakenly pulled into what they thought was a trailer park. They got a big shock when they woke up the following morning.

Mr Benevolent

Awww, I thought this thread would be about icecream!

Sindri

So good they want it back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNEljXQ56dw

Galwayguy35

Travellers get more benefits than most and councils bend over backwards to help them out. Its about time they appreciated the help they get. Most of the rest of us have to make it on our own.

stevenmu

mikemac1 wrote: »

Those comments
Send them back to Ireland they scream

Are all travellers in the world Irish?

It actually turned out that many of them own houses in Limerick. The council in the UK are bringing court proceedings over here to seize their houses to pay for the eviction.

humanji

mikemac1 wrote: »

Those comments
Send them back to Ireland they scream

Are all travellers in the world Irish?

The site is decades old, many were born there and I'd say many have never set foot in Ireland.

How do you become English so? Do you need ten generations living in England before you can call yourself English?

Why do Daily Mail reader manage to blame other countries for their citizens

They're Daily Mail readers.

Ellis Dee

Sindri wrote: »

There's a supermarket nearby me where a family of travellers pulled in all in their caravans into the parking lot and wouldn't leave.

They asked for €1,000 each to leave and the supermarket paid as it was cheaper in the long run.

How come it was cheaper? How much does it cost to rent a big bulldozer for an hour? Surely that is all that would be needed.:):):);)

Run_to_da_hills

stevenmu wrote: »

It actually turned out that many of them own houses in Limerick. The council in the UK are bringing court proceedings over here to seize their houses to pay for the eviction.

So if they win the case and can't sell the houses will have English council houses in Ireland.

stovelid

Firebomb them.

Cuddlesworth

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

So if they win the case and can't sell the houses will have English council houses in Ireland.

They won't win any case. How do you sue itinerants with little to no photo ID available when they all have the same name?

Run_to_da_hills

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

They won't win any case. How do you sue itinerants with little to no photo ID available when they all have the same name?

DVLA would have enough information on them giving the fact that most or all of them drive, alsoin the UK if you are convicted of any crime you get DNA, fingerprints etc recorded.