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However, with a handful of seasonal residents living there temporarily, as wardens, for some of the year, Sian described it as being "very much a living community".

Once up and running, they say, a dog licence scheme would fund more dog wardens and animal welfare officers, plus pay to educate people on responsible ownership.

The punishment cells, or the “Klondike,” are described in a 1924 warden’s report as a row of unsanitary, windowless cells with black painted ceilings and walls, and only an iron toilet and faucet.

Even after the state Supreme Court ordered her release, Bailey’s office told the prison warden to ignore the court’s order.

It's a similar story for councils, many of whom across the country are using community wardens to keep a grip on antisocial behaviour.