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Caravans leave beauty spot car park after council action

03.08.2026 15:30 1 min 1 source РУС
Watford Observer ENG
Caravans leave beauty spot car park after council action
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An unauthorised encampment at Rickmansworth Aquadrome car park in Frogmore Lane moved on Saturday. Three Rivers District Council had confirmed it was taking “appropriate action” after caravans and trucks arrived overnight between Thursday and Friday. The site, a Green Flag nature reserve, has a car park open from 8am to 9.30pm in summer. No formal action was required as the group left voluntarily.

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