A group of tourists have actually transferred to an entertainment ground after investing over a week in an Oxfordshire town, according to reports.
10 caravans with 5 horses, canines and geese were initially reported to move onto The Ladygrove Meadow, in Drayton Road, Abingdon on the night of Friday, May 26.
On Tuesday, May 30 a landowners notification was served after Thames Valley Police were informed.
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After checking out the website on Thursday, June 1, Abingdon Councillor Nathan Ley stated the visitors were served with an instructions to leave the website by 4pm on Friday, June 2.
On Friday, June 2, the visitors left The Ladygrove Meadow and transferred to a close-by entertainment ground at the corner of Dunmore Road and Wootton Road, according to the councillor.
He published the following message on social networks: “Thanks to those who made me mindful that some visitors have actually now relocated to Dunmore playing field, on the corner of Wootton Road roundabout.”
He continued: “A visitor website officer from Oxfordshire County Council guarantees me he will be going to tomorrow (June 5).
“I anticipate the normal procedure will be followed and this will be solved in brief order.”
The Oxford Mail has actually approached Thames Valley Police, Oxfordshire County Council and Abingdon Town Council for a remark.
