Complaint

[Kennell]

On bank holiday in the evening the day  after Christmas I drove through Townley Road at the junction of carlton avenue northbound  and was issued with a parking fine. The council has set a trap to catch a rat. Motorist I would like you all to look into this, we should come together to take the council to  court become they are abusing the Motorists to clear their debts. They have a sign coming from Dulwich to turn left into that road and it says bus and taxi only  plus the time you can go through that road. I have been there before and didn't get a ticket now was issued one. I want everyone to look into this for me. The sign has  the time when you can go through there bus says only buses and taxis why don't they put the correct sign because loads of Motorists are receving tickets.

 

[malumbu]

Complain to the council.  No sympathy for, as you put it, the "rats" that are trapped.

[Spartacus]

1 hour ago, malumbu said:

Complain to the council.  No sympathy for, as you put it, the "rats" that are trapped.

You're all heart mal 

[alice]

rights for rats.

[sandyman]

Exactly same thing happened to me previous year on Boxing Day. I talked to a councillor and asked why restrictions couldn't be lifted during school holidays when traffic was clearly lighter. He said too complicated as schools had different holidays. I mentioned that, as far as i knew, all schools were closed on Boxing Day so why issue fines on Boxing Day. No reply after that.

[Rockets]

Enforcing these measures on bank holidays does seem a bit ludicrous but I suspect it's probably quite profitable for the council given the likely higher number of folks from outside the area being around. 

[Penguin68]

This was at a time when even the rapacious Mayor was letting people enter central London freely.