Meriden travellers inquiry
A five day public inquiry into a legal challenge by travellers who want to move back onto land in Meriden, near Solihull, has begun.
A five day public inquiry into a legal challenge by travellers who want to move back onto land in Meriden, near Solihull, has begun.
A 5-day public inquiry is expected to start today into a legal challenge by travellers who want to move back onto land in Meriden, near Solihull.
They want to return to land they own, which joins to land they illegally occupied for three years.
The travellers originally had their application for the land rejected by Solihull Council and are now appealing that decision.
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