🚐✨ Heartfelt Apologies from Newport’s Traveller Community ✨🚴
In a surprising turn of events, members of a Traveller community that set up an unauthorised encampment in Newport have extended an apology to local residents. After a wave of concerns over the sudden appearance of caravans on the quiet Ruskin Avenue, the community pledged to halt the use of bikes and e-scooters in response to complaints.
Councillor Nick Baneswell, recently in the headlines for an unexpected TV appearance, has been actively involved in discussions. After meeting with the travellers, he shared their genuine regret over any disturbance caused, confirming efforts are underway for a cleaner and quieter environment.
The councillor also highlighted proactive measures by the community to clean up their area, with an organised waste collection already showing positive results. Plus, Newport City Council and Gwent Police are monitoring the situation to ensure everything runs smoothly.
While the community assures their stay is a short one, broader discussions around accommodation provision for Travellers and Gypsies continue, as many wait for permanent authorised sites. 📄
Stay tuned for more updates on how this situation unfolds and the efforts to address larger housing needs in Wales. 🏕️✨
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