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Daily Mirror
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Harrison Moore & Bradley Jolly

Landowner heads to court in 25-year row with national park over static caravans

A man who owned two popular pubs and a campsite across a national park is fighting an authority which wants to remove the remaining two sites.

Raymond Hollocks, 70, had owned three prominent sites on the Norfolk Broads but, for the past 25 years, the Broads Authority (BA) has been engaged in a dispute with the pensioner.

Ever since Raymond bought his first boozer, BA has accused the man of breaching the same planning regulations.

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