Protect Slough open spaces properly from illegal traveller incursions


Protect Slough open spaces properly from illegal traveller incursions
The Issue
Over the course of the last 6 months, residents across Slough have faced problems with numerous illegal encampments on public land and open space in the town. They have been faced with dealing with the disruption and mess that comes with these incursions, and time and time again Slough Borough Council has had to use council resources to evict travellers from these incursions - including Little Chapels Way Park in Cippenham and Kedermister Park in Langley. This petition calls on the council to act to secure these sites properly to prevent further disruption to residents and cost to precious council resources. This includes the installation of bollards where necessary at both of these sites, and a renewed effort to ensure that all council-owned sites across the town that could be illegally used by travellers are properly secured 365 days at year, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day in the right way.

The Issue
Over the course of the last 6 months, residents across Slough have faced problems with numerous illegal encampments on public land and open space in the town. They have been faced with dealing with the disruption and mess that comes with these incursions, and time and time again Slough Borough Council has had to use council resources to evict travellers from these incursions - including Little Chapels Way Park in Cippenham and Kedermister Park in Langley. This petition calls on the council to act to secure these sites properly to prevent further disruption to residents and cost to precious council resources. This includes the installation of bollards where necessary at both of these sites, and a renewed effort to ensure that all council-owned sites across the town that could be illegally used by travellers are properly secured 365 days at year, 7 days a week, 24 hours a day in the right way.

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Petition created on 14 October 2018