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Police remove caravan that posed 'big risk' to children

09.07.2026 06:58 1 min 1 source
Warrington Guardian ENG
Police remove caravan that posed 'big risk' to children
Original source: Warrington Guardian

Police have removed a caravan that was deemed a 'big risk to children' due to its precarious balance. The caravan was found on Folly Farm Close in Bewsey, blocking the pavement and endangering pedestrians. It was removed on Wednesday evening.

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Police remove caravan that posed 'big risk' to children

09.07.2026 Warrington Guardian ENG Original source

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