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Is having children or just being fat a disability ?
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Dont know if it is all Asda stores, but in my local one, there are signs which have been put up recently, informing people who park in disabled/parent & child bays without permit/child that they will be fined £60!!A freebie a day sends a smile my way!
Night Owl member No 9 :kisses2:
I Started out with nothing.....still have most of it left:o
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Then you will get some armchair lawyer saying they are not fines they are merely invoices blah blah blah..... *yawns*"I'm not from around here, I have my own customs"
For confirmation: No, I'm not a 40 year old woman, I'm a 26 year old bloke!0 -
lilac_lady wrote: »Going back to the OP's post, it's time that Blue Badge parking was supervised by the supermarkets. That would include checking that the the badgeholder was the person jumping out the car, not their spouse, neighbour, friend etc.
Trouble is, when we have gone to our supermarket customer services to complain about non-blue badge holders parking in the disabled bays with a list of numberplates, they don't want to tannoy those customers as they don't want to offend them and loose their custom (Their words not mine), so as a result, they have lost my custom, and my Mums, as she can't get to the store throught their ignorance!!**This space is available to rent**0 -
why drag up a 14 month old thread
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why just for saying he would keep money if found in the street
that doesn't make him a criminal, it certainly doesn't mean he would break in anywhere.
do u really think that if u hand a fiver in at tescos or asda it goes to who lost it
anyone can see you hand it in and then go claim its theirs.
Nope, tesco only give it back if you can prove it’s yours, that’s why I keep a note of the serial numbers0 -
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I am always reporting to the security people these ignorant sods in my local Tesco's for parking in disabled bays - whenever I have been there there has been at least 6 many times a lot more.
The security guards can not care less one saying to me "I know we have stickers to put on their windscreens but don't do it anymore as some people have claimed damage to their wipers" It's no wonder these bast**ds still do it and get away with it.
I just hope one day they will be disabled and someone causes a problem to them.
If it was up to me I'd clamp them.
OMG GET A LIFE ! Wishing a disability on someone just because you get your knickers in a knot is pretty childish.my childs disability is not visable but it doesnt make her any less disabled and quite frankly if some one came up to me and questioned why i was parked in a particular bay they would get a very quick and direct reply !This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
bigoggy2007 wrote: »why drag up a 14 month old thread

Sorry, this cropped up when I was searching for something totally unrelated. but read through as it's something relevant to me.
Didn't think threads had a shelflife!**This space is available to rent**0
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