Chichester District Council told V2 Radio: " ‘We are aware of the travellers on New Park Road and we are working with our partners at West Sussex County Council and Sussex Police to resolve this as quickly as possible."
Just this week, the council announced they are working with local communities to look at what further options it can take to deter unauthorised encampments on council owned land.
This action follows a number of recent unauthorised encampments on council parks and land, which have caused distress to those living nearby and created excessive littering.
A spokesperson for Chichester District Council said: ‘We are aware of the travellers on New Park Road and we are working with our partners at West Sussex County Council and Sussex Police to resolve this as quickly as possible.
"Our council officers will be regularly visiting the area to liaise with those on site and to ensure that the area is kept tidy.
"We are currently looking at additional security measures that we can introduce to make the community spaces that we manage more secure and to help deter unauthorised encampments.
"We are meeting with residents and partners in the recently affected areas to gather their views on a series of options.
"It is proposed that the programme will initially prioritise measures in the open spaces at New Park and East Broyle in Chichester, and then the council will review its other sites on an ongoing basis.’
Police Continue to Tackle Anti-Social Behaviour Across West Sussex
School Children Across South Coast Get Education Placements
Boost in Medics in Portsmouth
Two Arrested Following Drugs Warrant in Littlehampton
81st Goodwood Members' Meeting
Appeal Following Serious Injury Collision in Cowplain
Identity Appeal After Man Assaulted in Horsham
Tributes Paid to 'amazing daughter, sister and mother' Following Eastbourne Collision
East Worthing and Shoreham MP to Leave Office
Forces Unite to Promote Safer Riding for Motorcyclists
On Air