Dale Farm travellers lose site bid

Travellers evicted from the UK’s largest illegal settlement have lost their bid for permission to live on a new site.

Dale Farm travellers lose site bid
Fri, 02 Mar, 2012 - 14:45

Travellers evicted from the UK’s largest illegal settlement have lost their bid for permission to live on a new site.

Former Dale Farm residents launched an appeal against Basildon Council’s decision to refuse planning permission for 12 pitches on alternative land at nearby Church Road, Laindon.

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