The Council have been working tirelessly to agree terms with the protesters that will persuade them to clear the car park so that it can be re-opened for community use. It has been necessary at all stages to liaise closely with the Council`s solicitors and indemnity insurers to ensure that the Council did not do or agree to anything that might prejudice the Council`s indemnity cover which protects the Council against any claims that might be made against the Council by the insurer of the home owners whose homes have suffered damage. The Council have today been able to communicate to the protesters` representative that:
In response to the above, the Council sincerely hope that the protesters will now promptly leave the car park, removing all of their vehicles, belongings, and any other obstructions of theirs so that the Council can re-open the car park for community use as soon as possible.
For insurance purposes the Council makes no admission of any liability in relation to any damage to the neighbouring properties that may have been caused by the x2 trees.