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Issue of mobile homes being permanently parked on seafront set to be tackled by council

Summary by Burnham-On-Sea.com
The issue of mobile homes being permanently parked on Burnham-On-Sea seafront has been discussed by Burnham-On-Sea’s Mayor, councillors and Somerset Council representatives. During a meeting on The Esplanade, the group of councillors aired their concerns about the problem with Cllr Richard Wilkins, Somerset Council Lead Member for Transport and Waste Services, and Steve Deakin, Manager for Parking Services at Somerset Council. Mayor Cllr Sharon …
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Issue of mobile homes being permanently parked on seafront set to be tackled by council

The issue of mobile homes being permanently parked on Burnham-On-Sea seafront has been discussed by Burnham-On-Sea’s Mayor, councillors and Somerset Council representatives. During a meeting on The Esplanade, the group of councillors aired their concerns about the problem with Cllr Richard Wilkins, Somerset Council Lead Member for Transport and Waste Services, and Steve Deakin, Manager for Parking Services at Somerset Council. Mayor Cllr Sharon …

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