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Villagers are 'forced' into buying up grass verges and small pockets of land near their homes for thousands to stop traveller landgrabs
Villagers are being forced to purchase grass verges and small land pockets near their homes for thousands to prevent traveler landgrabs. The article highlights concerns about coercive land acquisition practices.
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