Travellers to be evicted from Cambridge North - after saying they would leave last week
A small group has been pitched in the car park for five days
Tom Pilgrim
An eviction notice will be served to a group of travellers parked outside Cambridge North railway station today (September 12).
The group of five caravans has been pitched up in a section of the station's long stay car park since Thursday.
The British Transport Police previously told the News that the group had said they would move on Friday, but have now spent five days on the site.
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A spokeswoman for station operator Greater Anglia, which is leased the land by Network Rail, said a notice would be served to the travellers later today.
She added: "Greater Anglia will be supported by the Land Sheriffs in ensuring that they leave the car park today."
The travellers will have 24 hours to leave from the notice being served.
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