Taylor Swift fans have been issued a warning regarding their behaviour ahead of Thursday's Liverpool show. Fans have been informed they are not to camp and only travel if necessary to the area if necessary as the city gets set to host three sell-out shows of the Eras tour. It comes as Merseyside Police said it was using a number of different tactics to make sure the crowds remained safe at all times.
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" Ch Supt Thornton added the force was ready for any fans who did try to camp outside of the famous football stadium ahead of the gigs, explaining it had been witnessed at various venues during the current tour. However, she insisted local bylaws mean camping at Stanley Park is prohibited. "Do not think you can camp, and look to secure proper accommodation," she added.
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