A four-acre plot in a village at the centre of an ongoing row with travellers has been put up for sale on Facebook. The site, which has been the focal point of a long-standing dispute between local residents and the travellers, is now listed as a 'prime development opportunity'.
According to local reports, the plot has been at the heart of tensions between the two groups since a large group of travellers arrived on the site on Friday. Residents have expressed concerns about the impact of the travellers on the local area, including noise, litter, and disruptions to daily life. The travellers, on the other hand, argue that they have a right to stay on the site, citing their status as a recognised traveller group.
The sale of the plot has raised concerns among residents that the site may be sold to a developer, potentially leading to a change in land use and further exacerbating the tensions between the two groups. While the plot's owner has not disclosed the asking price, local residents are worried about the potential implications of the sale for the community.
The sale of the plot has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability from the authorities regarding the management of traveller sites. The local council has promised to take a closer look at the situation and explore options for resolving the dispute.