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Travellers set up Harrow camp
Harrow Council are to "back the police" after it was reported that around 15 caravans and up to 50 people set up an illegal traveller site in the grounds of the former Kodak factory in the area.
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Harrow travellers moved on by police
A group of travellers who set up camp in northwest London have been moved on by police. The camp was set in the grounds of the old Kodak factory in Harrow. This afternoon, officers issued a warning to the community, and later returned to ensure they left the area.
Council: Nobody entitled to pick 'n' mix approach to law
The leader of Harrow Council has condemned travellers who have set up camp illegally in the ground of the old Kodak factory in north west London.
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Harrow Council: Illegal travellers 'must abide by law'
Harrow Council are to "back the police" after it was reported that around 15 caravans and up to 50 people set up an illegal traveller site in the grounds of the former Kodak factory in the area.
Leader of Harrow Council, Cllr Susan Hall said in a statement:
Up to '50 people' set up illegal traveller site in Harrow
The leader of Harrow Council has condemned an illegal traveller site, set up in the grounds of the former Kodak factory in north west London.
Around 15 caravans and up to 50 people are understood to have occupied part of the site, which is privately owned.
The illegal camp is the biggest to take place in Harrow for the past five years.