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Is Horsham Council Morally Wrong In This Instance?
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Ok. The Council has the law on it's side but A. This man is not a trespasser pitching up illegally on someones land.
B. He doesn't appear to be the cause of any likely health hazard.
C. He works in a very worthy and much needed occupation.
D. He isn't a burden on the state with a pack of ferile kids running amok around his humble abode.
His crime is he cannot find affordable housing within the area he works but feels comfortable and content with his lifestyle. He is not a moaner and certainly does not appear to display any sense of imagined entitlement.
I feel this reflects very badly on the local housing authorities who will more than likely put those who least deserve social housing first before the needs of a poorly paid working man who is trouble to no one.
How do feel about this gentleman's circumstances? Yes I know the Council has the law on their side but morally should they house him first before wielding eviction orders. They are not so robust when evicting trespassing travellers on their own property, after all ,so why chase this man who is on private land with permission.?
Ok. The Council has the law on it's side but A. This man is not a trespasser pitching up illegally on someones land.
B. He doesn't appear to be the cause of any likely health hazard.
C. He works in a very worthy and much needed occupation.
D. He isn't a burden on the state with a pack of ferile kids running amok around his humble abode.
His crime is he cannot find affordable housing within the area he works but feels comfortable and content with his lifestyle. He is not a moaner and certainly does not appear to display any sense of imagined entitlement.
I feel this reflects very badly on the local housing authorities who will more than likely put those who least deserve social housing first before the needs of a poorly paid working man who is trouble to no one.
How do feel about this gentleman's circumstances? Yes I know the Council has the law on their side but morally should they house him first before wielding eviction orders. They are not so robust when evicting trespassing travellers on their own property, after all ,so why chase this man who is on private land with permission.?
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Yes I mentioned that @1154. There is a similar story involving the certificate being granted in Sussex but not necessarily the same council authority.
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Yes I mentioned that @1154. There is a similar story involving the certificate being granted in Sussex but not necessarily the same council authority.
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It looks like the notices were actually served on the Owner of the land....
///The Council served an enforcement notice on July 29, 2016 for the "unauthorised stationing of a vehicle for residential purposes" as a new residential use in the countryside is contrary to planning policy.
The owner of the land appealed the enforcement notice to the Planning Inspectorate. Their decision on August 16, 2017 was that the appeal be dismissed and the enforcement notice upheld.
The occupier of the horse box was required to leave the land by February 16, 2018.
Tremmel has been on the land since 2013 but enforcement action started in 2016.
///The Council served an enforcement notice on July 29, 2016 for the "unauthorised stationing of a vehicle for residential purposes" as a new residential use in the countryside is contrary to planning policy.
The owner of the land appealed the enforcement notice to the Planning Inspectorate. Their decision on August 16, 2017 was that the appeal be dismissed and the enforcement notice upheld.
The occupier of the horse box was required to leave the land by February 16, 2018.
Tremmel has been on the land since 2013 but enforcement action started in 2016.
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