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I was driving up Lordship Lane this morning, and as I came up to the Co Op, I saw there was some free space to park there, so I pulled over into the area, and parked my car in order to nip out and get some cash from the HSBC ATMs.


I noticed on the other side of the road there was a Southwark Council Parking spy vehicle with its periscope extended, and trained on my side of the road. I parked just before the HSBC bank, but I am now wondering if I have done something wrong, as there was an unusual amount of space there. This makes me think that everyone else knew not to park there?


Am I going to get an unpleasant surprise from the council in the next few days??

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