Know where to get help in Chippenham, Carlton, or Cambridge and your rights if you are facing eviction from unauthorized campsite in Cambridge.
Most Gypsies and Travellers staying in trucks or mobile homes stay on authorized permanent sites in Cambridge, this sites are owned by a Private land owner or Council or Housing association.
The landowner in Cambridge must have a reason for eviction and apply for a court order before you can be removed from a permanent site in Cambridgeshire.
Well, you can be evicted from the land in Carlton, Cambridge, or Chippenham if:
Don't settle the pitch fees in Cambridge
Preservation of one's campers or caravans is neglected in Cambridgeshire
You are behaving antisocially in Cambridge
And if you don't use the mobile home in Cambridge as your main living place than living at the site is at high risk for you.
However, many sites owned by the council in Cambridgeshire will let you to travel in a caravan for several weeks every year.
The Cambridge site owner must prove the following things to get an eviction order in Carlton, Chippenham, or Cambridge:
They served you with an eviction order and gave you enough time to arrange your possessions
You have failed to keep a term of your agreement
The court in Cambridge will then set up a hearing to look into what happened.
You may come to the hearing with a legal representative or solicitor in Cambridgeshire.
It's the Cambridgeshire Court decision if it's reasonable to terminate you agreement and order an eviction in Cambridge.
Some councils offer permitted transit sites in Cambridge, Carlton, or Chippenham.
You can stay on a transit site in Cambridge for 3 months in your mobile home.
However, if the council in Cambridgeshire sees fit, they can terminate one's stay in Cambridge without involving the court with a four weeks' written notice and don't have to provide any reason for it.
Moreover, the Council can also ask you to leave the Cambridge site, if you break any clause of the agreement.
They will have to give reasons for eviction on the notice and time to put your things together.
There are not many permanent and transit sites that are authorised in Cambridge.
If you have purchased your own land in Carlton, Cambridge, or Chippenham, you also need to plan and get permission and license to park your mobile home or Caravan in your land.
In absence of site warrant and planning permit, the council in Cambridgeshire can take legal action to make sure that no one stays on that land in Cambridge.
The council has the ability to:
Serve you a notice for enforcement in Cambridge
Go to court and apply for an injunction to force you out of the site in Cambridgeshire
Often, you can still live on your land in Cambridge unless the council decides to give you an enforcement notice.
This is termed as unauthorised development that is tolerated.
An illegal camp in Cambridge, Carlton, or Chippenham involves camping and staying in a caravan where you have no legal permission to do so including:
Roads, laybys or verges in Cambridge
Farmland and other private property in Cambridgeshire
Wasteland, forests and parks in Cambridge
Negotiated Stopping In Cambridge In Cambridgeshire
In some places in Cambridge, you may opt for a negotiated stopping agreement stopping that will help you not to be evicted immediately.
In such a case, it will mean that you will agree to some terms such as not to dispose of the waste on the land or lighting fires in Carlton, Cambridge, or Chippenham.
And the Cambridgeshire council agree to a short term stay - which is normally to a maximum of 30 days.
You can discuss this with a council member who deals with Gypsies and Travellers.
If you do not move from a place when you are asked by the Police or the Council in Cambridge, the council will:
Serve you a formal direction to leave the site in Cambridge
Apply to the court in Cambridgeshire for the eviction order
The police or council will consider your children in Chippenham, Cambridge, or Carlton's needs before giving you the formal eviction order.
Failure to vacate an unauthorized campsite in Cambridge after a formal order has been served is a criminal act.
The authorities will either impound your vehicle or they will arrest you.
However, you can provide them with a reason for illness or other emergencies including illness or vehicle failure as to why you could not move from Cambridge.
If you don't have any legal place where you can park your mobile living home in Cambridgeshire, it then you are categorised as homeless.
If you do not have any where to go and you are homeless in Cambridge, you can ask the Council to help you.
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