Sentence examples for traveller population from inspiring English sources

There is also a significant Traveller population, and both children and adults in this group experience poorer health than any other group in England.

For the record, crime rates in the Romany Traveller population are exactly the same as in the wider population for car theft and burglary.

Andrew Stunell, the Communities minister, told The Independent: "If there are enough authorised and approved sites for the Traveller population, there is no need for an unauthorised or illegal settlement".

She estimates that "at least one in 10 and perhaps as many as one third of the entire Gypsy, Roma and Traveller population across Europe (out of a total population of some 12 million) are now devout and active Pentecostals or have been in the church at some time".

We used traveller population counts from AITHS census for rate calculations.

Here we define the distribution of times from exposure to airport departure (i.e., the 'infection age distribution' for the traveller population).

What they said about Epping "The district has one of the largest Traveller populations in Essex," oneplace.audit-commission.gov.uk.

It responds to the government's instruction to local authorities to take account of resident Traveller populations when they draw up their housing plans, and identify land which Travellers can buy and develop.

An advantage of the term 'nomad' is that it encompasses all those who move regularly as part of their production system; pastoralists, fishers, hunter gatherers and other mobile groups such as gypsy and traveller populations and all of whom tend to be statistically invisible.

She said millions of people were faced exclusion, poverty, ill-treatment or violence, "because of who they are, what they are presumed to be or what they believe", and that the Roma and Traveller populations of Europe "suffer more than most".

This finding is reinforced by the observation that "traveller" populations, which have poorer living standards, are at a lower risk of developing CD [25], [26].