Travellers in North Wales

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/north_east/6426513.stm

A senior member of Northwales Police has called for more Permanent Sites. Flintshire so far has only one. He says more sites will help to stop travellers camping down on any spaces left open.
(my translation of what he said). Having done business with travellers and Irish people who live in houses (choosing my words) we find it very difficult to tell them apart on the phone. They all sound the same. I support more permanent camps as well. The alternative is more trashed fields like Rhydymywyn recently. Friction between communities and travellers with the Police in the middle getting it from both sides. By the way it's illegal to have signs in your shop or pub saying "no travellers" as of July 2006.