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Parking Wars: The Empire Strikes Fine

#Parking

Parking Wars: The Empire Strikes Fine

Local councils and parking enforcement go together like traffic wardens and bad attitudes. One minute, you're pulling into a space outside your favorite café, and the next, a mysterious figure in a high-vis vest materializes out of thin air, slapping a ticket on your windshield with the smug precision of a ninja. Meanwhile, the council insists that the 17 confusing signs, contradictory road markings, and the fact that the pay-and-display machine only takes ancient Roman coins are all part of their "streamlined" parking system. And if you dare to challenge a fine? Congratulations! You’ve just entered a bureaucratic labyrinth so complex that even a seasoned lawyer would rather pay the £60 and move on with their life.

Bracknell Council Introduces Parking Restrictions in Seven Areas to Improve Safety and Visibility

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Bracknell: Parking restrictions announced for seven streets publicnoticeportal.uk
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On-street parking - Bracknell Forest Council getreading.co.uk
Six roads get double yellow lines and no parking restrictions
  • Friday, 18 April 2025

Bracknell Forest Council has announced new parking restrictions in seven areas, including Wooden Hill, Lily Hill Road, Grant Road, New Road, Meadow Way, Nuneaton and Lych Gate Close. The restrictions, which take effect soon, consist of double yellow lines or "no waiting at any time" orders, aimed to improve visibility and safety. The measures were approved by Cabinet member Guy Gillbe, with options for councillors to call in the decision until April 28.

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