Caravan set alight ‘deliberately’ in huge Bristol traveller community | UK | News
‘It is believed that a fire that tears a caravan in the Van-Dweller capital of Britain was deliberately initiated.
Avon Fire Department and Rescue Service was called to Parry’s Parry near Cliftton Down after reports of a caravan fire in the early hours of Monday, August 18th.
The suspicious arson attack comes in the midst of the growing tension with the locals. The vehicle shone to Cliftton Downs in Bristol, where dozens of people live in more than 100 vans.
Southmead, Firefighters from Hicks Gate and Temple Back joined Parry’s incident in Lane. A spokesperson from Avon Fire and Rescue said that the cause of the fire is currently recorded as “deliberate ignition”.
A spokesman from Avon Fire and Rescue said that the cause of the fire is currently recorded as “deliberate ignition”.
Among the rental costs are more than 600 people living in minibuses in Bristol – and are not satisfied with many indigenous situations.
Sharing a video from the stage, Downs protecting Downs, “What can go as wrong as possible? Tinder to Tinder dry ground and only meters away, a large number of houses, caravans and Van residents potentially sleepy, probably under the influence of drugs, probably not escaped.
Avon and Somerset police, Saturday at 23:00 launched an investigation into the incident. Avon fire and rescue service, the fire was quickly removed using three devices and one hose reel jet, and the reason is thought to be deliberate.
The Bristol Municipal Assembly wants to find a permanent place for minibus residents elsewhere.
A Van Dweller said: “I wouldn’t be surprised if a resident had done it. Some of them have no respect. ‘Get out of Downs’ shouting some luxury man. Then came and the caravan hit my door and began to rent.
“They only rented out the outlets and think that all its beauty belongs to them.
Another said: “Someone painted the word Spray C to one of the caravans next to what was burned a few days ago.
“They hate the feeling that there are caravans nearby.”
