Travellers remain at Yeovil Town Football Club 24 hours after pitching up
A pony and several caravans made themselves at home on a training pitch at the club
Travellers pitched up on a training pitch at Yeovil Town Football Club on Friday
Travellers remain at Yeovil Town Football Club nearly 24 hours after they first pitched up near a training pitch at the stadium of the National League club.
Three caravans, along with a number of trucks and other vehicles arrived at Huish Park yesterday (Friday, September 6) before setting up camp on the grass field opposite Copse Road.
A pony could also be seen grazing on the land, which is owned by the club.
As of 10.30am on Saturday, the travellers remain at the stadium and are showing no signs of moving on.
With Yeovil Town's first team away at FC Halifax Town this afternoon and the club's under-18s team - which often plays matches on the field next to where the travellers are parked - playing in Cheltenham, their presence will not affect any matches that are scheduled to take place at the ground.
Somerset Live has contacted Yeovil Town Football Club for a comment.
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