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Human excrement, food waste with flies on and rubbish dumped by travellers amid foul stench - picture gallery

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By Steve Deeks Verified
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Human excrement, food waste with flies swarming on and dumped rubbish, among a foul stench and scorched grass, were among some of the items found on a green space where travellers had been for a week. Pictures from the area near Waterlooville town centre on the Berewood Estate, off Hambledon Road, reveal the disgusting state the land was left in.
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Disgusting travellers given boot from Waterlooville make Wickham their new home

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By Steve Deeks Verified
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Travellers pitch up at latest location as they continue tour of the area “Disgusting” travellers given the boot from Waterlooville have now made Wickham their new temporary home. Around 10 vehicles arrived in Wickham and Knowle Recreation Ground after leaving a small green space near Waterlooville town centre on the Berewood Estate, off Hambledon Road, on Wednesday July 8.
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Friends devastated at death of popular Portsmouth DJ amid tribute event at pier

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By Steve Deeks Verified
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A dance event at South Parade Pier will take place this month The death of a popular Portsmouth DJ who would “help anybody” has left family and friends “devastated” as they plan to give him a fitting send-off. Ben Stott, known as Eski, died having been pulled out of sea by the Portsmouth coastline around a month ago, leaving those who knew him “shocked” and struggling to come to terms with his passing.
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