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Residents of Green Oak Crescent in Easton complain about a caravan with '666' spray-painted on it, citing noise, glowing lights, drug traces and human waste. Meanwhile, a court ordered about 30 van dwellers to leave Goodneston Road within 24 hours due to anti-social behaviour.
Two separate incidents involving caravans and vans have been reported in Bristol.
Residents of Green Oak Crescent in Easton are complaining about two caravans, one of which has '666' spray-painted on its side. Reports include night-time noise, strange glowing lights, signs of drug dealing and human waste on the road. Police and the city council are assessing the situation for possible enforcement action.
A court has ordered about 30 van and caravan dwellers to leave Goodneston Road in Bristol within 24 hours. The decision follows complaints about anti-social behaviour, arson and road obstructions since 2025.
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Residents of Green Oak Crescent in Easton report issues with two caravans, one marked with '666'. Complaints include nighttime noise, strange lights, ...
Residents of Green Oak Crescent in Easton report issues with two caravans, one marked with '666'. Complaints include nighttime noise, strange lights, alleged drug dealing, and human waste on the street. Police and city council are assessing the situation for potential enforcement action.
A court has ordered around 30 van and caravan dwellers to leave Goodneston Road in Bristol within 24 hours. The ruling follows complaints of anti-soci...
A court has ordered around 30 van and caravan dwellers to leave Goodneston Road in Bristol within 24 hours. The ruling follows complaints of anti-social behaviour, arson, and highway obstructions dating back to 2025.
Updated: 20.06.2026
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