Travellers take over football pitches and park more than 20 vehicles after council blunder
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Travellers take over football pitches and park more than 20 vehicles after council blunder.
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More than 20 traveller vehicles have taken over football pitches after the local council contractors failed to secure the gates following pitch maintenance work.Travellers descended on the grounds of Albion Rovers FC at Kimberley Park in Newport, Gwent.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The club, which is marking its 90th anniversary this season, now finds itself unable to use its own facilities and has been plunged into uncertainty.
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Albion Rovers has been forced to seek alternative venues for both training sessions and fixtures, paying £110 an hour to hire a 3G pitch at a local school.Club secretary Sarah Yemm, 44, expressed deep concern for the welfare...
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