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Dozens of immigrants created an illegal camp in a small green in the row of billionaire in London – and they were filmed on the street. The camp in Park Park Lane in London consists of 19 tents spread across the grass just meters away from luxury hotels and high -end restaurants. The group – who say they came from Italy but originally from Romania – admit that they are not working, yet they remain a camp on public soil while the police do nothing.
The migrants were photographed in the camp, commenting on washing, cooking and eating tables that were placed on green.
In one of the dark shots, a woman can be seen in the camp while showing herself in public places and roaming the grass. When the Daily Express first approached the camp, the population begged for money – they demand 50 pounds by bank transfer.
In an interview with the Daily Express newspaper, Diana, a woman in the camp, said: “We are not stealing because she brings troubles. She added that none of this group, some of which claim that she was in London for more than two years, speaks English but fluently in Italian and looking for cleaning functions.
Although there is no fixed address, work or official permission to be there, Diana claims that TFL police officers visit daily and do nothing to transfer them.
She claimed that a double wooden boat left Libya with immigrants and captured more, including, in Italy, before heading to France, where more people collected before he finally reached the British beaches.
This illegal camp in one of the luxury capital neighborhoods will cause new controversy over the monitoring of borders, displacement and the burden of immigration on local services.
Despite the repeated calls from the population and companies for more striking procedures in general camping and begging, the group remains in place without any signs of moving forward.
A spokesman for the Westminster City Council told Express:
“The reasons why people who live in the street are diverse and complex, and many of the sleeper have a set of needs or disabilities, and we have supported TFL, who maintain the site, with their recent possessions – ensuring that anyone who is honored to reach assistance and has an opportunity to get out of the street and stay accommodation.
“Everyone wants to see a safe and long -term solution to the ongoing issues on this site and we are working with TFL to make it really as soon as possible.”
The Capital Police was contacted to comment.
