Car keyed when parked in street

hewhoisnotintheknow

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

I totally agree, some areas have real problems with very very inconsiderate "migrant" parkers. My daughter has a town centre home. Nearby is the local technical college. In term time it is a nightmare to try and even access the estate. The bin lorries frequently have to abandon the round and if ever an ambulance or fire engine had to attend?, well?

They have the house up for sale as a result of this, have they damaged cars?, no, would I have done? I'll leave that to you:mad: :mad: :mad:

did she not expect this when moving in?

cyclonebri1

hewhoisnotintheknow wrote: »

did she not expect this when moving in?

Well I wouldn't have moved there, but it was a new developement, ie, no public access at that time so the problems to be weren't apparent.

It has been unadopted for 18 months or so but now the council are involved they are about to make it no parking from 8am to 6 pm not even for residents.
This effectively makes it even worse as each house has only one group area parking space and many of the properties are let per room, ie sometimes 5 cars per address

They have/still are trying to sell :T