disabled parking fine

zappahey

Banana23 wrote: »

In the meantime: Let's all just ignore Conors misdemeanours! Bullies like him thrive on the attention they get (whether it be positive or negative).

Can I recommend that you explore the use of the ignore user facility in your user control panel. You need never read another word of his bile

Banana23

zappahey wrote: »

Can I recommend that you explore the use of the ignore user facility in your user control panel. You need never read another word of his bile

Yep, good idea. Done.

claireyfairy_2

My partner has a blue badge and we always try to checl restrictions before we travel, Westminster adn some of the other London Borughs are tight. expensive lesson to learn. Perhaps try to appeal? Good luck. Sounds like a genuine mistake

mechman

although teignbridge charge disabled to park in car parks if you contact council you can buy a parking permit for £10.00 a year which allows you to park for free in all the concil registered car parks

BargainGalore

Any reason you bumped up over a 2 1/2 year old thread? The thread wasn't even active until you bump it up

mechman wrote: »

although teignbridge charge disabled to park in car parks if you contact council you can buy a parking permit for £10.00 a year which allows you to park for free in all the concil registered car parks

amibovvered

Conor wrote: »

£80 is not high for someone who is probably getting more in benefits than most working people in their town and who has a free car where they only pay for petrol. If they think £80 is too high then perhaps they should stop being so bone idle and read the signs.

What makes you think everyone with a Blue Badge is on huge benefits and has a free car?

forgotmyname

amibovvered wrote: »

What makes you think everyone with a Blue Badge is on huge benefits and has a free car?

Hope your not waiting for a reply, Looks like Conor has not been on here for...

2 YEARS....


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EycplUK

Conor wrote: »

What do you mean "better signs"? Like the big white ones in the car parks which display the terms and conditions for all to see? OR the restrictions which are clearly laid out in the Highway Code?
In both instances, the problem isn't the signage but that the person cannot be bothered to read it.

£80 is not high for someone who is probably getting more in benefits than most working people in their town and who has a free car where they only pay for petrol. If they think £80 is too high then perhaps they should stop being so bone idle and read the signs.

Do we spot a bit of Jealousy here ?
Of course we do !
You really are a SAD person !!!