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Traveller and Gypsy Communities in Leicestershire Welcome Leicestershire Gate Gypsy and Traveller Equality Part Two 30 th September 2016 leicestershiregate@yahoo.com Her Here e to Stay to Stay Here to stay Estimated 1% of the population in


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Traveller and Gypsy Communities in Leicestershire

Welcome

Leicestershire Gate

Gypsy and Traveller Equality

Part Two 30th September 2016

leicestershiregate@yahoo.com

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Her Here e to Stay to Stay

Gypsy women drove ambulances and worked in factories

Here to stay

Estimated 1% of the population in Leicestershire are from the Gypsy / Traveller Community

The Nazis embarked

  • n Porajmos (Great Devouring)

murdering an estimated 500,000 Roma Gypsies Gypsy men fought in both World War I and 2

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Types of Sites

Unauthorised development–

Sites without planning permission

Road side Fields or Parks

Permanent Residential:

  • Private
  • Council or Housing Association

Emergency stopping place

Transit or Short Stay

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Leicestershire Gypsy Sites

6 Social sites

  • Meynells Gorse
  • Green Gate Nook
  • Red Hill Way
  • Station Yard Castle Donnington
  • Gilmorton Market Harborough
  • Aston Firs Sapcote
  • 80 Private sites
  • 4 Tolerated sites
  • 5 Unauthorised sites
  • Housed
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Typical Site Layout

Pay Rent, Council Tax and Water Rates On Electoral Register Pay for Electric and Gas

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Johnny Delany

15 year old Gypsy boy was kicked to Death in 2003. Witnesses' heard the youths shouting “He is only a GYPO”

Recent Graffiti at Red hill Roundabout March 2015

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Finding a positive way to challenge preconceptions

Gypsy and Travellers have as many preconceptions about the settled community as the settled community do have about the Gypsy and Travellers Without a legal stopping place Gypsy people negotiate a complex legislative world, which is regulated through the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act and for ever changing Planning Laws

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Preconceptions Education Health Accommodation Job opportunities Exclusion Cultural / Traditions Animals Horse Fairs Complaints Human rights

Discussion

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Thank You for listening

Questions?

Your chance to ask the questions you have always wanted to ask but never felt comfortable to do so GATE members ?

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