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Gypsy family can stay on illegal site because life on council site ‘intolerable’

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Oathie Sykes’ application for a change of use of land to a traveller site at Cornborough Road, near Sheriff Hutton. North Yorkshire Council’s Thirsk and Malton constituency planning committee will on Thursday (March 21) consider the application. The family is also seeking consent for a 15m by 8m amenity block, to include a day room and communal kitchen.

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Gypsy family can stay on illegal site because life on council site ‘intolerable’

A Romany Gypsy family which illegally set up home in open countryside after suffering antisocial behaviour on a council-run traveller site should…

1 year ago·Bradford, United Kingdom

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