@mickjones1 You don't pay for each visit that's made to an area. They would be demand led and the number of people parking on the restrictions needs for them to enforce. The highways team would have surveyed the road to see there was a need for the restrictions, they just enforce them.
@f_marcham@TelfordWrekin @TelfordCops @LittleWenlock@WellingtonTCl Or maybe people renew their understanding of the meaning of a double yellow line. It's a restricted street so no parking. Normal streets people don't on mass park on the double yellow lines and there are no signs telling people it's illegal so why is a rural scene any different?
@GrahamJ73555693@TelfordWrekin And why would it be the Council's responsibility to deal with the queue on private land for a business that's got a busy drive through. How about the landowner redesigns their land to accommodate the traffic demands?
@StevePJ35@TelfordWrekin It is good to see the fact that your council tax has been well spent on the enforcement officers it's just a pity that the motorists make the poor decision on where they park.
@KathH3@TelfordWrekin Kath an e-permit is free for Telford and Wrekin residents and takes a minute of time to obtain them. Definitely no excuse. It's likely to be the person in van carrying out a commercial job and not pricing in the true disposal cost.
@TelfordCops @kazzycoo65@telfordlive Has it been reported as abandoned to the local authority as they deal with vehicle abandonment? Call it in on 384384 with all the information you know about it and an officer will take a look at it
@ci_hancox @NWorcsCadets Ed I remember those Thursday nights well, you were a phenomenal cadet and have become a superb officer and a credit to the force.
Some close corners at the Shelsley Walsh hill climb. Here's to future racing in July albeit behind closed doors. Check them out on Instagram for further visual content @shelsleywalsh @discoverworcs @HillClimbRacers
@kinkykiwibling@TelfordWrekin Motorists are merely parking where there are no restrictions so what enforcement are you expecting? If only common sense was used.
@mickjones1 @TelfordCops Looks like it's been broken down enough to fit in a car, just means there would need to be multiple journeys. Question is why can't they keep it in the house/garden?