Travellers booted off green belt land and told to pay £15,000 towards clean-up

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Travellers booted off green belt land and told to pay £15,000 towards clean-up

Travellers who bulldozed and concreted over the green belt to set up an illegal encampment have been told to pay £15,000 towards cleaning up their mess. The group, who laid down 6,000 tonnes of hardcore, has been told to abandon the site on Friendless Lane in Flamstead, Hertfordshire. In July, deputy high court judge Christopher Kennedy ruled in favour of Dacorum Borough Council after it took legal action in an eff…