Squatters slam shutdown of their really popular free shop
A shop worker said the situation is “scary and unpredictable” and has “reduced her to tears”
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Squatters argued in court against an unnecessary closure order on their library in the city centre.
People occupying the properties are alleged to have caused £10,000 worth of damage to a shop and thrown items at officers and a police horse, as
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