Harlow Council update position on unauthorised traveller encampments in Harlow
Politics / Sun 14th Sep 2014 at 05:07pm
THERE are currently four unauthorised traveller encampments in Harlow. The encampments are as follows:
Land adjacent to Aylets Field and Latton Bush Centre – land owned by Harlow Council
Five caravans arrived on the land on 8 September 2014 and were served with a direction to leave the land on or before 10am on 9 September 2014. The travellers did not move and so Harlow Council issued proceedings into the County Court. A hearing has been listed for Monday 15 September 2014 at 10am, and the travellers have been served with a summons.
Katherines Way – land owned by Essex County Council (ECC)
This group of 11 caravans arrived on the land on Monday 8 September 2014 and ECC served them with a direction to leave by 9.15am on Wednesday 10 September 2014. As they did not leave ECC issued court proceedings and have a hearing set for Tuesday 16 September 2014.
Coldharbour Road – land owned by Essex County Council
There is a group of three caravans on this land. A direction to leave on or before 1pm on Wednesday 10 September 2014 was served; they have not left so ECC will issue court proceedings to court.
Elizabeth Way – land owned by Essex County Council
ECC have served this group of around 19 caravans with a direction to leave by midday on Friday 12 September 2014. The caravans in this encampment were previously situated at Newhall; Essex Police served a Section 61 notice on Tuesday 9 September 2014 requesting that they left the land.
For more information on responding to illegal encampments as well as frequently asked questions please visit: www.harlow.gov.uk/illegal-encampments
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