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Perth and Kinross Council · 25 January 2023
Back to Housing and Social Wellbeing Committee — 25 January 2023 and its agenda
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Appendix 1 Local Temporary Encampment Data Perth Food & Drink Park – Gypsy/Traveller Encampment Data Year Number of Separate Encampments Throughout Year Lowest Number of Caravans on Site at any One Time Highest Number of Caravans on Site at any One Time Shortest Length of Stay Longest Length of Stay 2014 2 3 7 4 days 20 days 2015 3 2 3 11 days 21 days 2016 4 1 12 7 days 66 days 2017 6 1 14 1 day 102 days 2018 2 1 5 15 days 24 days 2019 4 2 5 3 days 126 days 2020* 5 1 5 3 days 182 days 2021* 9 1 11 3 days 400+ Days (ongoing into 2022) 2022 4 2 7 6 days 30+ days *COVID-19 pandemic ongoing, and SG Guidance recommended that G/Ts should refrain from travelling as much as possible. Data comparing temporary encampments both within Perth City and Out with Location Number of Encampments Since 04/2014 Average No. of Caravans Average Length of Stay (days) Perth Food & Drink Park, Perth 39 3 50 Other Perth (including old mart site) 28 6 17 Perth Total 67 4 33 Out with Perth Ballinluig 7 4 11 Broxden 11 4 4 Fonab Industrial Estate 5 3 17 Scone 5 5 5 Kinross 12 4 8 Other North (Pitlochry, Crieff, Aberfeldy etc.) 10 3 15 Other West (Crieff, Comrie etc.) 8 4 13 Northeast (Blairgowrie etc.) 7 3 38 Bridge of Earn 3 9 16 Out with Perth Total 68 4 14 Perth & Kinross Total 135 4 25