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Hey, how come they always want a premier location such as the rural one in Essex.There`s a few acres coming vacant soon at Sellafield, or maybe Douneray in Scotland.

Alternatively, there`s a little Scottish Island called St Kilda that would suit them just nice.

 

What makes you think they'd want to live at Dounray any more than you would?

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Hey, how come they always want a premier location such as the rural one in Essex.There`s a few acres coming vacant soon at Sellafield, or maybe Douneray in Scotland.

Alternatively, there`s a little Scottish Island called St Kilda that would suit them just nice.

 

You are ignorant of the facts ie the site is a former scrapyard:loopy:

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Hey, how come they always want a premier location such as the rural one in Essex.There`s a few acres coming vacant soon at Sellafield, or maybe Douneray in Scotland.

Alternatively, there`s a little Scottish Island called St Kilda that would suit them just nice.

 

Or South Pole with penguin lovers

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You are ignorant of the facts ie the site is a former scrapyard:loopy:

 

The first of these pictures shows the land as open fields in the 1970s before what is now Europe's biggest site was built.

 

Just five years ago Dale Farm was an undiscovered semi-rural cottage by a scrapyard at the end of Oak Lane which had a legal traveller site, which was relatively unknown outside the village

http://www.basildonrecorder.co.uk/news/echo/1065414.How_did_Dale_Farm_get_so_big_/

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The travellers have, ahead of others on the housing lists, been offered social housing. Other traveller sites in East Anglia have spaces and several of the travellers own land and property in Ireland. Quite a few of the travellers who were on the illegal part of the site have been moving on over the last couple of days.

 

If they are allowed to break planning law I wonder how many other people would also start to break planning law which would then in turn cause a nuisance to their neighbours.

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