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Travellers leave Beccles quay after more than a week

22.07.2026 00:14 1 min 2 sources
Eastern Daily Press ENG + 1 more
Travellers leave Beccles quay after more than a week
Original source: Eastern Daily Press

In Brief

A group of travellers left Beccles quay (Suffolk) on 31 May, eight days after arriving. The caravans moved off voluntarily, according to town clerk Paul Cunningham.

A group of travellers has vacated the green space at Beccles quay after staying for more than a week. Several caravans occupied the council-owned land on 23 May, prompting consultations with police. According to town clerk Paul Cunningham, the caravans left "of their own volition" on 31 May, eight days after arrival. The land is owned by the Beccles Fenland Charity Trust, of which the town council is the sole trustee.

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Travellers move caravans off town quay after more than a week

02.06.2026 Eastern Daily Press ENG Original source

Travellers move caravans off town's quay after more than a week

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