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Post by Dave on Jul 2, 2009 16:13:44 GMT
Were they caught with any lead on them? That I don't know, I talked with someone who works at the yard and he just said those who did where all caught on CTV, as I said I'll wait for the story to come out in the HE
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Post by aussie on Jul 2, 2009 16:20:18 GMT
Just jesting about the Mill at Dartington mate, all the lead got nicked from the roof a few days ago, oh and by the way it`s CCTV. Closed Curcuit TeleVision, sorry but it`s one of the things I do is CCTV.
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Post by graystar on Jul 2, 2009 17:38:10 GMT
Isnt it TTTV (thieving travellers television)?
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Post by stuartB on Jul 2, 2009 20:33:04 GMT
Jabba the gypsy!! lmao, nice one Graeme
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Post by merse on Jul 3, 2009 2:47:16 GMT
When did Steve Tully become a farmer? By all means if he has a muck spreader then send him in, then he can do a drive-by past the Town Hall and spray a No More Traveller message across the place! The Tullys have been farmers for generations, and Steve is probably the first son of the family not to take up pitch fork and chew straw in favour of his current profession ~ indeed when he was negotiationg a new contract with Mike Bateson he was offered a Massey Ferguson as a "club car"!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 3, 2009 5:55:01 GMT
The Tullys have been farmers for generations, and Steve is probably the first son of the family not to take up pitch fork and chew straw in favour of his current profession ~ indeed when he was negotiationg a new contract with Mike Bateson he was offered a Massey Ferguson as a "club car"! Several branches of the Tully family farm at Waddeton - on the Galmpton to Stoke Gabriel road - and are known for their pedigree cattle. Gordon Tully is usually the farmer to whom the Herald Express goes for a quote in times of crisis. Not sure if this is Steve's dad or uncle. Steve Tully wasn't the only farmer's son in that Exeter team which got promoted from the Conference, George Friend being of poultry-farming stock.
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Post by aussie on Jul 3, 2009 16:24:56 GMT
Report in todays H.E. Primary school robbed of thousands of pounds worth of lead from roof. Not trying too suggest anything here by the way!
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Post by Rob on Jul 3, 2009 20:36:20 GMT
Report in todays H.E. Primary school robbed of thousands of pounds worth of lead from roof. Not trying too suggest anything here by the way! I think you are. I hope Jim returns to the forum. I'm a big fan of tolerance. Clearly the Council have neglected their duties, which has led to an unfavourable outcome for traveller and resident alike. And as for the Police telling people to be vigilant..............don't get me started on that.
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Post by merse on Jul 3, 2009 20:43:11 GMT
I hope Jim returns to the forum. I'm a big fan of tolerance. Here ~ here, on both counts................I do hope Jim returns and the one thing I won't tolerate is intollerance! ~ urmm
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Post by longeatongull on Jul 4, 2009 6:41:12 GMT
Report in todays H.E. Primary school robbed of thousands of pounds worth of lead from roof. Not trying too suggest anything here by the way! I think you are. I hope Jim returns to the forum. I'm a big fan of tolerance. tolerance is great and easy until you suffer daily!! and whereabouts in Paignton do you live?
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Post by aussie on Jul 4, 2009 8:09:49 GMT
Merse you could always wear some `intollerance pants`! Rob stop being so bloody serious, I was just messen about mate, and I also want Jim too come back, nothing I said was ever meant to be personal, I just speak my mind anyone one on here will tell you that. I don`t think I was the cause of Jim leaving, even he knows what I`m like so I don`t think he would take anything I said too heart, well I hope not anyway!
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Post by Dave on Jul 4, 2009 9:53:26 GMT
Report in todays H.E. Primary school robbed of thousands of pounds worth of lead from roof. Not trying too suggest anything here by the way! I think you are. I hope Jim returns to the forum. I'm a big fan of tolerance. Clearly the Council have neglected their duties, which has led to an unfavourable outcome for traveller and resident alike. And as for the Police telling people to be vigilant..............don't get me started on that. Yes Rob like so many until its they who that need to show tolerance and how easy to make such a statement when you are not effected by the problem. I would expect due to the job you do that you are not to badly off, I wonder if you owned a piece of land next to your home just how tolerant you would be. You see you could have a gate chained and padlocked but it would make no difference, it seems trespass is not a criminal offense only a civil one. You would have to take the required legal action yourself to remove them from your land and failure to do so would result in action being taken against you by your local council for breaking planning regulations FACTTaken from Torbay Councils website, but the same article is on all Council websites. If the landowner fails to take the appropriate action to remove the Gypsies/Travellers, what will the Council do?
If the landowner is in breach of any planning or license requirements, then the Council will take proceedings against the landowner to require removal of the illegal encampment.Tell me how would you feel if you had just been refused planning approval for the conservatory you wanted and then find on a piece of land very close to your house, travellers had set up a camp, had laid concrete over the site and even put up some buildings. I wonder how you would feel when you found out just how much value your home had lost due the having the camp close to your home. I have spent much time last night and this morning on line and maybe you should do a bit of research yourself, I have read so many reports of crime, violence and intimidation, reports of rubbish and other issues caused by people who have set up illegal camps. Lets not start pretending the travellers are just a group who have come here for a holiday, I checked how many legal sites there are around the UK and I was surprised how many there are, only they are not free and charges are made to use them. As someone who works in law I would have thought you would have believed the rules of the land should apply to everyone and no one group should be allowed to just run roughshod over the law Maybe not really if I think back to the time I did jury service for a week at Exeter crown court, a man so clearly guilty of a crime but a lawyer paid big money to try and get him off on some technicality, what ever happened in this country to people having to face up to what they have done wrong and taking the punishment for it. What is wrong with decent hard working people who pay their taxes, live by the laws of the land having their rights? I'll give you a phone number if you want Rob of someone who's house is 20 feet away from the illegal camp here, try and tell them they just need to be tolerant. There are times in life when tolerance needs to be shown, it might be when someone has fallen on hard times, or has suffering from losing someone they loved, but sorry I can't see how anyone can defend the actions of many of todays travellers. You only need to look at the vehicles in the camp to know they are not some poor broke people in some desperate need of help, understanding and tolerance, they have no regard what so ever for the people who's life's they have invaded. There is a real need to address this problem so people can just live their life's without these problems being forced onto them, sites need to be identified, but why should the taxpayer pick up the bill? I see no reason why the travellers can't buy land and go through the same channels as everyone else. Such land would need to be bought on the understanding it would be suitable and would get planning permission. Its fine shouting about human rights, but all those who live around me have them as well, we are well aware of some things that have gone on in the last week here, what we don't want is some do gooder trying to imply we have no tolerance, as I said its so easy to make such a statement when its not on your doorstep. PS Rob if you take up my offer to phone this person, tell them why you think that in the name of tolerance, she should not expect after working hard all week, to be able to sit in her garden in peace this hot and summer weekend, because she can't due to all the noise, tell her in the name of tolerance, she needs to except her children can't sleep in their own bedrooms due to all the noise and tell her why in the name of tolerance she should be happy she can't even open up the windows in this hot weather due to the noise.
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Post by chelstongull on Jul 4, 2009 10:27:14 GMT
Dave, I think we have two sets of opinions: Those that think what the Travellers are doing is wrong and that ALL people should obey the same laws regardless of whether they are in a 'minority' group. and Those that think there is nothing wrong with them breaking umpteen planning laws, civil laws, motoring, tax requirements etc and expect the Taxpayer to trump up money to pay for camp sites and 'bend over' backwards for them - despite there being many good camp sites with the region. I am with you brother Dave and would be fuming the same if they were parked up near me or friends and family. Tolerance my arse!!
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Post by Dave on Jul 4, 2009 10:40:46 GMT
I do agree Phil that is how it seems, I was very saddened last weekend as this person who is Carols very dear friend and is not very well off, had saved for a while for a special weekend away.
She went and it was ruined by the fear about her home, I'm not going to say she should have had fears, but please tell me anyone who would leave their house empty just a day after a travellers camp was set up behind your house.
The back of the field is someway from the road and can't really be seen, just a hedge between the field and the back gardens of the houses and can't be seem from the front of the houses.
Carol had to spend the weekend going up to the house to check it for her friend, who kept phoning to make sure everything was all right.
These are the sort things that happen and sorry but no one has yet to offer one good reason why their presence should be tolerated.
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Post by merse on Jul 4, 2009 13:02:33 GMT
All this self pity and wind bagging is getting a bit tiresome. Get off your arses, form a single issue political party and fight the incumbent councilor for your ward on this very issue. With your xenophobic views the BNP will probably sponsor you or maybe agree to stand aside and not oppose you in your political battle and then you have to campaign for some of that redundant industrial land or a disused holiday camp to be the subject of compulsory purchase and construct adequate Travellers Facilities that (after all ) THEY will have to pay to use anyway. Can't, can't cant........................whinge, whinge whinge ~ it's all getting a bit pathetic really Once that is in place you can genuinely expect the local authority and police to take appropriate action over the "trespass" you claim is going on at the moment, and really you know; areas that DO provide adequate Travellers Facilities don't get nearly as much of this problem of itinerant camps as those that don't....................end of story!
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