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Travellers who ripped up wildlife haven are forced to stop work

Hundreds of protesters, many of whom had camped overnight, clapped and cheered as vans and diggers left a field this morning in Sawbridgeworth, in East Hertfordshire.

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Travellers who ripped up wildlife haven are forced to stop work

Hundreds of protesters, many of whom had camped overnight, clapped and cheered as vans and diggers left a field this morning in Sawbridgeworth, in East Hertfordshire.

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Hundreds of villagers turn up with camp chairs to stop unauthorised work

A councillor praised the local community for supporting efforts to bring the unauthorised works to an end

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domenica 30 agosto 2026·dailymail.com
Travellers rip up wildlife haven in latest Bank Holiday 'land grab'
Sawbridgeworth, East Hertfordshire was the latest area to be targeted by developers who arrived on Friday morning with huge lorries, fences going up and roads being blocked.
lunedì 31 agosto 2026·dailymail.com
Travellers who bulldozed beauty spot apply for planning permission
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Travellers who ripped up wildlife haven are forced to stop work

Hundreds of villagers turn up with camp chairs to stop unauthorised work

Timeline cronologica

Travellers rip up wildlife haven in latest Bank Holiday 'land grab'

Travellers who bulldozed beauty spot apply for planning permission

Travellers who ripped up wildlife haven are forced to stop work

Hundreds of villagers turn up with camp chairs to stop unauthorised work

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