He was convicted of eight thefts over two weeks
Plans to convert an unauthorised travellers site near the Lincolnshire Showground into a permanent location have been approved – however most councillors abstained from voting.
Neighbours and nearby residents have strongly opposed the site, raising concerns about overdevelopment, highways safety and access to a nearby septic tank.Neighbour Alex Wright reported threats of criminal damage to the septic tank, a significant increase in traffic and noise pollution, and an “excessive amount of unknown people” entering the driveway.
Peter Metcalfe said the unauthorised development had “taken away enjoyment of our homes because the aplicant’s daily life is lived outdoors and has a huge impact.’
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