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Unauthorised encampment at Farleigh Common, Warlingham

There is an unauthorised encampment at Farleigh Common. The police and one of our officers have visited the site to carry out welfare, health including Covid-19, education and human rights checks.

Notices requiring them to leave the land and remove all vehicles and other property have been served. As they have not complied and left the land, we have applied to the Magistrates' Court for a notice to allow us to evict them from the land. The hearing is taking place on Tuesday 9 March.

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