A NUMBER of people are due to appear in court this week after they refused to move their vehicles after summer solstice celebrations.

They were parked along Bretenoux Road in Glastonbury towards the end of last week and have now been served with a court summons.

The vehicle owners are due to appeal in court on July 2.

The vandalised clearway signs on Stoneway Lane that were damaged last week have now been replaced, and parking enforcement is now along the road.

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Enforcement action still continues in the town thanks to the Multi-Agency Group (MAG), which includes Avon & Somerset Police, Somerset County Council, Glastonbury Town Council and Mendip District Council.

The group are monitoring the situation and say the number of vehicles in the area are reducing.

MAG are also researching options to prevent further unauthorised encampments.

"Research is also underway to identify parcels of land that could be considered as part of any long-term solutions," a spokesperson for MAG said.

"The presence of the flood plain and the importance of many of the heritage protected sites makes finding appropriate land in which to provide solutions challenging.

"The MAG are collating information relating to any land that could be considered, so that all options can be analysed.

"This includes more detailed flood risk assessments in some areas and also lists the allotment land.

"However, as with all considerations, alternative provision would be considered, if any actions would displace current uses.

"At this time, all options remain open for further consideration."