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Badger11 Beckenham 05 Aug 18 7.32am
Originally posted by jeeagles The main issue with traffic wardens is that they should be there to stop people parking in dangerous places, from impeding traffic, or causing a nusience to residences. However, they are assigned in areas to maximise revenue and not public safety and that's mainly the fault of councils. Perhaps we should rename them Revenue Collectors One more point
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Beckenham 05 Aug 18 7.32am

Originally posted by jeeagles

The main issue with traffic wardens is that they should be there to stop people parking in dangerous places, from impeding traffic, or causing a nusience to residences. However, they are assigned in areas to maximise revenue and not public safety and that's mainly the fault of councils.

Perhaps we should rename them Revenue Collectors

One more point

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steph_eagle Thornton Heath 07 Aug 18 1.22pm
Originally posted by cryrst YAY There is a parking God. Got my appeal accepted and pcn cancelled. They did state that it is 'this time' so won't get away with a bad ticket display again I presume. Job done. Wish I had dealt with it, you'd still be paying
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steph_eagle

Thornton Heath 07 Aug 18 1.22pm

Originally posted by cryrst

YAY
There is a parking God.
Got my appeal accepted and pcn cancelled.
They did state that it is 'this time' so won't get away with a bad ticket display again I presume.
Job done.

Wish I had dealt with it, you'd still be paying

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cryrst The garden of England 07 Aug 18 2.17pm
Originally posted by steph_eagle Wish I had dealt with it, you'd still be paying Well that's awfully kind of you.Im glad to say Steph that my 40 quid will now be spent sensibly on beer and fags. I'm sure that you can take it out on another unsuspecting motorist. I did used to live in west Croydon and back then I got a few tickets late at night for unloading shopping on the zig zags. God forsaken place then and even more now. My old flat got burnt in the riots.
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cryrst

The garden of England 07 Aug 18 2.17pm

Originally posted by steph_eagle

Wish I had dealt with it, you'd still be paying

Well that's awfully kind of you.Im glad to say Steph that my 40 quid will now be spent sensibly on beer and fags.
I'm sure that you can take it out on another unsuspecting motorist.
I did used to live in west Croydon and back then I got a few tickets late at night for unloading shopping on the zig zags.
God forsaken place then and even more now.
My old flat got burnt in the riots.

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steph_eagle Thornton Heath 07 Aug 18 4.18pm
Originally posted by cryrst Well that's awfully kind of you.Im glad to say Steph that my 40 quid will now be spent sensibly on beer and fags. I'm sure that you can take it out on another unsuspecting motorist. I did used to live in west Croydon and back then I got a few tickets late at night for unloading shopping on the zig zags. God forsaken place then and even more now. My old flat got burnt in the riots. The smiley face meant I was joking. As I said, some boroughs let people off for minor first offences. Sorry to hear that.
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steph_eagle

Thornton Heath 07 Aug 18 4.18pm

Originally posted by cryrst

The smiley face meant I was joking. As I said, some boroughs let people off for minor first offences.

Sorry to hear that.

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cryrst The garden of England 07 Aug 18 8.05pm
Originally posted by steph_eagle The smiley face meant I was joking. As I said, some boroughs let people off for minor first offences. Sorry to hear that. This is twice in two days ive been read the wrong way. I knew you were joking Steph. I did chuckle. Not the Barry one that's not why he died honest. And my old flat deserved to get burnt down Got me repoed during the 90s when it lost 40% of its value. Mr lounge was Right next to rockbottoms drum cavern I'm sure animal from the Muppets used to practice regularly
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cryrst

The garden of England 07 Aug 18 8.05pm

Originally posted by steph_eagle

The smiley face meant I was joking. As I said, some boroughs let people off for minor first offences.

Sorry to hear that.

This is twice in two days ive been read the wrong way.
I knew you were joking Steph. I did chuckle. Not the Barry one that's not why he died honest.
And my old flat deserved to get burnt down
Got me repoed during the 90s when it lost 40% of its value.
Mr lounge was Right next to rockbottoms drum cavern
I'm sure animal from the Muppets used to practice regularly

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steph_eagle Thornton Heath 08 Aug 18 10.47am
Originally posted by cryrst This is twice in two days ive been read the wrong way. I knew you were joking Steph. I did chuckle. Not the Barry one that's not why he died honest. And my old flat deserved to get burnt down Got me repoed during the 90s when it lost 40% of its value. Mr lounge was Right next to rockbottoms drum cavern I'm sure animal from the Muppets used to practice regularly To be fair, I was tired so probably my fault. So where should I invoice for my parking appeal advice?
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steph_eagle

Thornton Heath 08 Aug 18 10.47am

Originally posted by cryrst

This is twice in two days ive been read the wrong way.
I knew you were joking Steph. I did chuckle. Not the Barry one that's not why he died honest.
And my old flat deserved to get burnt down
Got me repoed during the 90s when it lost 40% of its value.
Mr lounge was Right next to rockbottoms drum cavern
I'm sure animal from the Muppets used to practice regularly

To be fair, I was tired so probably my fault.

So where should I invoice for my parking appeal advice?

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 08 Aug 18 7.51pm
Originally posted by jeeagles The main issue with traffic wardens is that they should be there to stop people parking in dangerous places, from impeding traffic, or causing a nusience to residences. However, they are assigned in areas to maximise revenue and not public safety and that's mainly the fault of councils. Indeed. ^^ I was parked in an off-street car park the other day, and saw a warden wondering round checking tickets displayed in empty cars. Meanwhile, in the High Street (50 metres away), vans were parked on pavements and double-yellow lines, causing traffic congestion. wardens don't want confrontation, so they target empty vehicles that have over-stayed their ticket time, or badly displayed their ticket. They are scum. Glad the OP got the right outcome. I disengage, I turn the page.
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Originally posted by jeeagles

Indeed. ^^ I was parked in an off-street car park the other day, and saw a warden wondering round checking tickets displayed in empty cars.
Meanwhile, in the High Street (50 metres away), vans were parked on pavements and double-yellow lines, causing traffic congestion.
wardens don't want confrontation, so they target empty vehicles that have over-stayed their ticket time, or badly displayed their ticket.
They are scum.
Glad the OP got the right outcome.

I disengage, I turn the page.

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cryrst The garden of England 09 Aug 18 10.13am
Originally posted by steph_eagle To be fair, I was tired so probably my fault. So where should I invoice for my parking appeal advice? Well you can be sure my rates are not the same as Islington. £6.90 per hour,included in this is a £2 per hour diesel tax so that makes me feel really happy inside. Knowing that I'm paying for a clean and healthy environment. NOT
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The garden of England 09 Aug 18 10.13am

Originally posted by steph_eagle

To be fair, I was tired so probably my fault.

So where should I invoice for my parking appeal advice?

Well you can be sure my rates are not the same as Islington.
£6.90 per hour,included in this is a £2 per hour diesel tax so that makes me feel really happy inside. Knowing that I'm paying for a clean and healthy environment. NOT

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