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Illegal travellers descend on much-loved community football pitch as club forced to cancel match

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A much-loved community football club has been forced to halt all training sessions and matches after caravans and vehicles arrived at its home ground without permission.Albion Rovers FC in Newport announced via Facebook that an unauthorised traveller encampment has established itself on the playing fields at Kimberley Park, located off Malpas Road.As a result, the site has been closed indefinitely pending resolution of the situation.Newport City Council has been informed of the encampment, according to the club's statement to players and their families.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Officials said they have already contacted those occupying the site and the council is now working with all relevant parties to resolve the matter swiftly.The decision to suspend activities stems from serious health, safety and safeguarding concerns, the club explained in an update to families.Coaches highlighted that moving vehicles, caravans and temporary structures on the site pose significant...

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