Meriden gypsy site eviction
Campaigners in Meriden are dismantling their protest camp after the last gypsies living on green-belt land in Warwickshire left the site after being there for more than three years.
Emotions high as Meriden campaign comes to an end
A Meriden resident who helped support a protest camp for 1088 days was brought to tears today as it was dismantled following the eviction of the gypsies who occupied the land.
She told ITV News Central she was 'glad and sad at the same time'.
The Chairman of the protest group, Meriden RAID, said the village will 'remain united and the friendships and bonds will continue'.
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