Travellers in 25 caravans have been evicted from Woollards Field in Falmer so work to move slow worms and lizards off a construction site can proceed.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-13486040
Well done Brighton Council
Council puts interests of reptiles above travellers
Travellers in 25 caravans have been evicted from Woollards Field in Falmer so work to move slow worms and lizards off a construction site can proceed.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-13486040
Well done Brighton Council
I totally agree with the council
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
Originally Posted by Dedworth
... "snakes in the grass", perhaps?
more like Scum of the Earth
more like Scum of the Earth... nice one!
When was the last time you saw a Slow Worm in your garden? beautiful creatures and on the decline, move the travellers out!!
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
... I should imagine
Good on the council.
If reptiles are the best way of moving travellers on, other councils should think about letting a few 20 foot crocodiles loose on other traveller sites
Plenty of hiding places amongst all the piles of rubbish !
'Travellers' would surely be happier in a 3rd world country....oh silly me, no benefits paid even though you're working, and may even have to pay income tax too...horror of horrors.
Excellent idea - I'll suggest my local authority make a reptile purchase before the next tide of human effluent pitches up. Can you imagine the P1keys cowering in their vans as the killer crocs circle looking for their next meal, shoddy block paving and tree lopping would be unavailable in the areaGood on the council.
If reptiles are the best way of moving travellers on, other councils should think about letting a few 20 foot crocodiles loose on other traveller sites
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