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Britains Worst Estate.
Life on Britain's WORST estate: Terrified locals reveal horrors of 'Kray Twin' thugs, pet dogs being shot and firefighters attacked whenever they are called out on streets where most homes are empty and only four brave families endure
EXCLUSIVE: Residents say living on Primrose Court in Huyton, Liverpool, is 'horrendous' after the area - once full of nice well-kept family homes - descended into disrepair (pictured middle: fly tipping on the estate). Just four of the 18 houses on the estate are occupied, locals say, and the streets are disfigured by piles of upturned furniture strewn across gardens. One resident, who asked not to be named, said the estate has had 'no trouble at all' since traveller families moved out more than a year ago. 'The traveller families have now moved out of the close for over a year,' she said. '[It] is a very quiet place, it used to be so bad but now it is not.' It follows years of rampant crime in the area (bottom left: an axe recovered from the estate in 2018), which saw fights on the street, homes ransacked and some properties burnt to a crisp. Pictured left: A burned house on Primrose Court; top right: a tipped-over car on the estate in 2018; bottom right: Police outside a property.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8816491/Terrified-locals-blame-traveller-families-hellish-life-Britains-worst-estate.html
EXCLUSIVE: Residents say living on Primrose Court in Huyton, Liverpool, is 'horrendous' after the area - once full of nice well-kept family homes - descended into disrepair (pictured middle: fly tipping on the estate). Just four of the 18 houses on the estate are occupied, locals say, and the streets are disfigured by piles of upturned furniture strewn across gardens. One resident, who asked not to be named, said the estate has had 'no trouble at all' since traveller families moved out more than a year ago. 'The traveller families have now moved out of the close for over a year,' she said. '[It] is a very quiet place, it used to be so bad but now it is not.' It follows years of rampant crime in the area (bottom left: an axe recovered from the estate in 2018), which saw fights on the street, homes ransacked and some properties burnt to a crisp. Pictured left: A burned house on Primrose Court; top right: a tipped-over car on the estate in 2018; bottom right: Police outside a property.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8816491/Terrified-locals-blame-traveller-families-hellish-life-Britains-worst-estate.html