Circus cancels shows after travellers invade (From Worcester News)

Such a shame these travellers get away with spoiling other people's enjoyment. Suppose they will move on and do the same again.

It's no surprise but every year there have been travellers turn up on this field isn't it about time Wychavon protected the site from this type of invasion so that it doesn't happen year on year

The majority of them are Southern Irish caravaners,why can they claim British taxpayers money---just give them their ferry fare home and let the Irish pay them their beer and ciggie money.They contribute nothing to the U.K. except an increase in the sale of policemans notebooks (which the british taxpayer foots the bill for )

spider666 wrote:
The majority of them are Southern Irish caravaners,why can they claim British taxpayers money---just give them their ferry fare home and let the Irish pay them their beer and ciggie money.They contribute nothing to the U.K. except an increase in the sale of policemans notebooks (which the british taxpayer foots the bill for )

The Irish government has this law.We don't sadly.

The Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act made it an offence to enter and occupy land, or bring on to it any object that is likely to have one of five specified detrimental effects on the land or amenity. It provides no defence to this offence and gardaí can force Travellers to move on, even those awaiting accommodation within local authority areas.

spider666 wrote:
The majority of them are Southern Irish caravaners,why can they claim British taxpayers money---just give them their ferry fare home and let the Irish pay them their beer and ciggie money.They contribute nothing to the U.K. except an increase in the sale of policemans notebooks (which the british taxpayer foots the bill for )

They're Irish Travellers not Irish nationals having a holiday, big difference. Who said any of them were claiming tax payers money.

A member of the council’s legal team appeared at Worcester County Court last Friday seeking a notice to move them on and the travellers have subsequently been asked to appear in court today.
What another waste of taxpayers money having to do this everytime these parasites turn up,
They do what they want when they want and leave a disgusting mess for us to pay for to clear it up, the law should be as the Irish as quoted above and no exceptions.
i had some on some land i owned once and they were gone same day, i gave them a choice and they saw sense.

Travellers in luxury caravns and 4x4s I could only dream of owning. Makes me sick.

I wonder if the DVLA could check that these are legitimate vehicles ? And fully insured etc with corresponding certification. My experience has shown the duplication of vehicles Is an issue with the travellers . When the authorities turn up at the registered address the owner is 'surprised' by any allegation .

Quick everyone take all your rubbish down the traveller’s field and dump it there, get it taken away for FREE!
Well they don’t get done for fly tipping so why the hell should we……
Here we go again **** arse government to scared to impose laws to keep the scum in check again, the Irish and French get it, well pass these laws so them sucker Brits can pay for them, god we are the biggest mugs on the planet.
Why can’t the council be given the right to take the number plates of all the vehicles and send them the bill for the clean-up simples!
I love the way the Irish travellers hide behind that religious 5ft statue stood in front of one of the plush expensive looking caravans….what a load of balderdash!
Real Religious people don’t dump their rubbish, defecate and steal everything in sight!
Is it too much to ask for a real government to do rather than just hyped up talk and do nothing……yep!
Oh yes and do you know every time they move about and their kids {if you call them that} go to a different school, they get free vouchers for school uniform worth hundreds of pounds for each family…..Yes I do know, a friend works in a school uniform shop and has to deal with them….Priceless!

The Moan wrote:

spider666 wrote:
The majority of them are Southern Irish caravaners,why can they claim British taxpayers money---just give them their ferry fare home and let the Irish pay them their beer and ciggie money.They contribute nothing to the U.K. except an increase in the sale of policemans notebooks (which the british taxpayer foots the bill for )

They're Irish Travellers not Irish nationals having a holiday, big difference. Who said any of them were claiming tax payers money.

They move from place to place travelling many miles so therefore in my opinion they cannot have jobs.If they are not claiming money from this near bankrupt country then please enlighten me as to how they can afford to run their vehicles and caravans.

Brer fox wrote:

spider666 wrote:
The majority of them are Southern Irish caravaners,why can they claim British taxpayers money---just give them their ferry fare home and let the Irish pay them their beer and ciggie money.They contribute nothing to the U.K. except an increase in the sale of policemans notebooks (which the british taxpayer foots the bill for )

The Irish government has this law.We don't sadly.

The Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act made it an offence to enter and occupy land, or bring on to it any object that is likely to have one of five specified detrimental effects on the land or amenity. It provides no defence to this offence and gardaí can force Travellers to move on, even those awaiting accommodation within local authority areas.

Thanks for that Brer fox ---it says a lot about our soft governments (past and present)---all they need to do is introduce a like law and they would not affect the lives of so many people

spider666 wrote:

The Moan wrote:

spider666 wrote: The majority of them are Southern Irish caravaners,why can they claim British taxpayers money---just give them their ferry fare home and let the Irish pay them their beer and ciggie money.They contribute nothing to the U.K. except an increase in the sale of policemans notebooks (which the british taxpayer foots the bill for )

They're Irish Travellers not Irish nationals having a holiday, big difference. Who said any of them were claiming tax payers money.

They move from place to place travelling many miles so therefore in my opinion they cannot have jobs.If they are not claiming money from this near bankrupt country then please enlighten me as to how they can afford to run their vehicles and caravans.

Cash-in-hand jobs, theft, tatting and not paying tax.

Wow... Ok here's a thought. Any politicians out the want to get elected, simply stand up for people who work and pay taxes, instead of **** kissing every scrounger that comes along with a sob story.
Travellers ? don't make me laugh.