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Sainsburys Dog kennel Hill - Parking in a disabled bay / Child & parent parking spaces after dark


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Hello All,


I have noticed recently, many people seem to park close to the entrance of the Sainsbury's at Dog Kennel Hill, even in Disabled bays and Child & parent spaces. Is this because there is no enforcement during some opening times? Is it fine to do so during later times (ie after 9pm) any thoughts?

Scary @ Sainsbury's?


I get that not many people are going to be shopping with their young children post 9:00 pm, but at that time, there are always loads of other spaces near the store anyway - so why would you need to?

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