Calls for fences to come down at Shrewsbury park land after housing plan quashed for good
Campaigners are looking for action following their David v Goliath victory against Shropshire Council at the Supreme Court this week.

Greenfields Community Group was handed a landmark victory when five Law Lords unanimously quashed planning permission for 15 luxury homes on the Shrewsbury recreation ground.
Shrewsbury Town Council had sold the plot of land to CSE Developments in 2017 despite it being covered by a trust saying it must be kept as a recreation ground. They had not followed the correct procedures to do that.
Then Shropshire Council gave planning permission for houses to be built there. The county authority is awaiting a ruling on costs following Wednesday's historic judgment.
Dr Peter Day, who chairs Greenfields Community Group and spearheaded a remarkable citizen's victory against council intransigence, said: "GCG have written to the developer and requested that the fences are removed from the Recreation Ground as soon as possible.
"The ruling of the court was that public rights under the statutory trust are not extinguished; can be enforced and are not dormant.
"GCG have additionally requested that any changes are put back and the land is made safe for public use."
In statements to the press on Thursday councils at the centre of the row were considering their positions.