Surrey PCC says trespass should be made a criminal offence

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Surrey PCC says trespass should be made a criminal offence

Ministers have been urged to step up action to create transit sites for travellers to take pressure off enforcement teams.

Date - 28th October 2020
By - Chris Smith

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Police and council leaders say decisions need to be made on whether legislation is now needed - and how central government will support work to establish permanent sites that could end expensive enforcement action. Surrey Police and Crime...

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