Gipsies clean-up and leave.

From: Melton Times & Citizen (Melton Mowbray, England) | Date: November 15, 2007 | Copyright information

THURSDAY 10.40AM

Gipsies who parked illegally in Melton have moved on from the Scalford Road car park.

They arrived over night on Monday, October 29, but said they would be gone within a couple of days. They finally left last Thursday and their stay cost an estimated [pounds sterling]1,500.

Strategic regeneration and projects manager at Melton Council, David Blanchard said: "The travellers were reasonably co-operative. We provided them with rubbish...

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