Council arranges repairs as travellers leave Littlehampton seafront

The council has confirmed repairs will be ‘carried out as soon as possible’ after travellers left Littlehampton seafront.

On Thursday, July 30, an ADC spokesperson said: “We are aware of the presence of travellers on the seafront greens at Littlehampton.

"We are working with West Sussex County Council (WSCC) and Sussex Police and following the appropriate legal processes to resolve the situation as quickly and safely as possible.

"We appreciate the public’s patience and understanding.”

ADC  confirmed 'the presence of travellers on the seafront greens' at Littlehampton on Thursday, July 31. Photo: Google Mapsplaceholder image
ADC confirmed 'the presence of travellers on the seafront greens' at Littlehampton on Thursday, July 31. Photo: Google Maps

WSCC confirmed ‘notice to vacate the site has been issued’.

A spokesperson for the authority added: “A court date is now being sought.”

In an update shared on Friday, July 31, a WSCC spokesperson said: “The travellers have now left the site and their onward destination is unknown.

“A site inspection has confirmed that damage included cutting through locks on the height barrier and to a section of knee rail and a displaced dog waste bin.

“Arrangements are being made for the necessary repairs to be carried out as soon as possible.

“The amount of litter left on site was minimal, and the area will continue to be monitored as required.

“All incidences such as this are reviewed to see what lessons can be learnt to reduce the risk of repeat offences.”

Sussex Police confirmed the group ‘left before enforcement notices were served’.

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