Travellers break down locks to invade affluent north London park with 15 caravans illegally pitched up next to multi-million pound homes

A group of travelers were broken from locks and occupied a wealthy North London park, and 15 caravans were illegally next to the Multi Million -pound house.

In the leafy suburb of Muswell Hill, Coldfall Wood has become the last place invaded with travelers, and the images show a few vehicles parked on the grass.

Between the camp chairs of caravans and cars, dogs and horses of the group are freely wandering in a 35 -acre public park.

Locks at the entrance of the old forested areas seems to have been tampered, claiming that travelers are entering the site.

Apart from the entrance of the leafy park, it is written with a chalk on the ground, but it is not known whether this is written before the arrival of the travelers.

Coldfall Wood, defined as ‘local nature reserve’, is surrounded by playgrounds, public allocations and wealthy settlements.

The Pitoresque suburb, which has large detached properties worth millions of people, is home to a series of celebrities such as James McAvoy, Peter Capaldi, John Savident and former Masterchef presenter John Torode.

But now, while a barbecue can be detected, while a barbecue can be detected, as it seems to have become the last site full of travelers with bicycles and craneing.

In the leafy suburb of Muswell Hill, Coldfall Wood has become the last site invaded with travelers, the images show a few vehicles parked on the grass

63 -year -old Deb Garcha, a retired teacher who has been living in the wealthy district for 11 years, told Daily Mail to feel that the local community returned to the site ‘confused and fed up’

In other parts of Muswell Hill, two young people who were believed to be a traveler were carried by horses and car.

Locks at the entrance of the old forested areas seem to think that the traveler group is entering the site.

63 -year -old Deb Garcha (in the picture), a retired teacher who has been living in the wealthy district for 11 years, told Daily Mail that the local community felt that passengers have returned to the site

63 -year -old Deb Garcha, a retired teacher who has been living in the wealthy district for 11 years, said Daily Mail felt that the local community returned to the site ‘confused and fed up’.

‘I can’t let my dog ​​get out of the bowl because he may take care of a horse and kick him. This means that you can’t just make the big cycle around the green with the dog. ‘

Ms. Garcha also claimed that the other members of the local community are generally ‘antagonizing’ and ‘thoughtless’: ‘If you want to come for a few days, the only thing I want to think is to think of all of us and get your garbage.’

In the meantime, another calm in the region for 10 years, the travelers came on Tuesday and ‘since then stayed’ said they believed.

The travelers usually visited the park every year, they continued: ‘The inhabitants are not really happy because they were here because they were here for the last time, they were not really cleaned and left garbage after them.

‘We have previously held meetings with local council members and residents, but they told us that the council needs more resources.’

In other parts of Muswell Hill, two young people, who were believed to be travelers, saw that they were carried by horses and cars.

In 2018, the nearby Albert Road entertainment area was also subjected to an illegal traveler, three caravans, a camper and Ford Transit parked only a meter away from a children’s playground.

In the Picture: While the reverse wheelbarrows are abandoned by the unknown group, a barbecue can also be detected.

In the midst of caravans and cars, the garbage of horse stools along the grass is seen. Mrs. Garcha added: ‘If you want to come for a few days, all I want is to be thoughtful and take your garbage’

Apart from the entrance of the leafy park, it is not known whether it is written before the travelers descending in the leafy park.

It is surrounded by Coldfall Wood, St Pancras and Islington Cemetery, which is defined as ‘local nature reserve’ and next to open playgrounds.

A calm for 10 years in the region, Daily Mail’e travelers came on Tuesday and ‘since then they believed that they have stayed’ he said.

Since a planning practice officer, local councils cannot remove them more and more, shocking images come as the number of ‘illegal’ traveler sites established throughout England increases.

The burns of travelers who created unauthorized camps affected villages and towns throughout England.

A planning executive officer, local councils can not be lifted more and more, the number of ‘illegal’ traveler sites established throughout England is increasing.

Labour’s new planning policy announced by Housing Secretary Angela Rayner in December, if there is a ‘need for’ a need ‘, will force the green belt land to create permanent camps.

Currently, because they cannot be described as ‘very special conditions’, what temporary or permanent travelers are not allowed in green belt lands – but this is about to change.

In the original consultation published in the National Planning Policy Framework in August, the document states: ‘We are planning our proposal to support the launch of green belt land to meet the needs that are not supposed to be covered by travelers.’

The response to the consultation published in December clearly revealed that bids should not be accepted as ‘inappropriate’ in cases where there is a ‘unbearable need’ for the type of development, including wandering sites.

Over the last two months, the scores of communities in the UK has seen unauthorized camps in isolated areas, award -winning rural green belts and protected national parks.

Blight, Buckinghamshire, West Sussex, Nottinghamshire, Beddfordshire, Gloucester, Devon, Worcestershire, Cheshire and Hampshire’s new Forest influenced villages and towns.

The scared locals say they are ‘weak’ to be afraid to be afraid to be afraid to be afraid of talking about the embarrassment of strict planning laws.

Meanwhile, angry MPs threw the brazen tactics of the travelers who said that the rules of building development that millions of British had to comply with the British who had to comply with the British.

Since a planning practice officer, local councils cannot remove them more and more, shocking images come as the number of ‘illegal’ traveler sites established throughout England increases.

The bikes were also abandoned by travelers descending to the Pastoral North London Park.

In the picture: a man is seen running next to the scores of cars and cars

In the Picture: In North London, a large number of cars and caravans, which once took over a peaceful forest area, are seen.

In 2018, the nearby Albert Road entertainment area was also subjected to an illegal traveler, three caravans, a camper and Ford Transit parked only a meter away from a children’s playground. In Picture: Stage at Coldfall Wood Park on August 21st

A new planning policy announced by the Labor Housing Secretary Angela Rayner (in the picture) in December will force councils to release the green belt land for travelers

However, those who violate the rules, the abundance of official sites throughout the country and the ‘stamping’ in the traveler remain on the road side of nomadic residents and gypsy communities.

A traveler, “ “ we can raise our children, we can provide access to education and medical facilities where we can not grow, we want to make a house, we want to develop the future of our children and the living standards of our families, ” he said.

In January of this year, the Southern Gloucestershire Council announced the location of 100 new travelers sites on Greenbed sites.

The plan also includes a new site for the protection of 15 available sites for travel shows and travel shows at Puclechurch.

The local authority was condemned by a government planning inspector for ‘history of politics failure’ in 2022 after not being able to provide enough land for travel communities.

The Harey Council was approached for a comment.