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Scooter knocked over on Melbourne Grove

Carrie

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Carrie

Carrie

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I saw a parked scooter knocked over this morning on Melbourne Grove - could not stop to see whether the driver left her details as I was late for an appointment but just in case she didn't I did make a note of the reg number of the car. If it was your scooter you can pm me.
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I saw a car back into the bumper of a british gas van on melbourne grove this morning at 8.35ish and there was a scooter in the space infront so could have been the same driver who then panicked to try and correct his van bumping! Good on you for getting the license number.

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