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11:58am Friday 11th January 2008

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Supermarket chain ASDA has revealed plans to fine shoppers who misuse disabled and parent and child parking bays at its stores.

The move, which will come into force for stores in the North West on March 10, will see abusers fined up to £60 for parking in parent and child and disabled spaces.

Do you think ASDA are right to fine shoppers who abuse parking bays?

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The supermarket chain, which has local stores in Preston, Fulwood, Clayton-le-Woods, Fleetwood and Blackpool, has tasked wardens from DVLA-registered Town and City car parks to patrol its supermarket parking areas to look for potential offenders.

Drivers caught in a bay they are not entitled to use will be asked to move on or risk getting a fine.

Motorists who leave their vehicle in an incorrect bay will get fined.

Fines will be distributed through the post using contact details obtained through the DVLA and will be reduced to £30 if paid within a fortnight.

All profits generated from the fines will go to baby charity Tommy's and Motability, a leading car scheme for disabled people.

Jane Brewin, chief executive of Tommy's, the baby charity, said: "A routine trip to the shops can turn into a nightmare for some parents - especially when they don't have adequate parking spaces and other much needed parent and baby services made available to them.

"Tommy's believe that organisations that claim to put the needs of parents first should seriously look at their parking policy for parents to uncover whether their schemes actually work in practice.

"ASDA is setting a great example by ensuring that supermarkets are as accessible for parents as possible, by penalising those who exploit bays specifically reserved for parents with young children.

"Putting fines in place for parking misuse is a bold move by ASDA but is the right one for giving parents with young children a helping hand."

The new parking system comes into force on Monday in North London and will be rolled out at gradually at stores across the country until fully implemented in all stores by March 14.

It follows a trial of six stores in the Merseyside area late last year and a survey of ASDA customers which, according to bosses, revealed that four out of five customers believed rolling out the scheme nationwide was the right thing to do.

New signs will be put up on the supermarket's car parks advising motorists of the parking change.

Stores where ASDA does not own the car park will not be affected by the change.

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elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

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elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

elle, burnly says...
1:42pm Fri 11 Jan 08

About time, lets hope all supermarkets follow suit!! Some people are so ignorant i asked a woman in sainsburys the other day if she knew she had parked in a P & T bay she just said yeah and walked off !!

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mrs r greenwood, fulwood says...
1:57pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I agree with adsas decision. I have a baby and a car seat, when we go to asda there are always cars in the mother and child spaces that shouldnt be there- (well at least i dont think they are- a 2 seater porsche isnt usually a family car!) I have to get out of the car at the main entrance whilst my husband parks his car just so i can get the car seat out.

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

Report this post »

mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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mommy of two, north west says...
2:05pm Fri 11 Jan 08

its about time! the whole point in these spaces is to allow parents to get kids and car seats in and out without doing damage to other cars!! i have a 3 yr old and 5wk old and getting out in a normal spot is impossible and every time we go to asda theres people with out y kids in the spaces

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

Report this post »

Jan, Yorkshire says...
2:55pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It's better than the manager of our local Co-op who told me that they don't complain at people who park in these spaces because they might not want to shop there anymore!!! So I told him that he thinks more of his profits than the people who spend most money there.

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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ched999uk, South Shore says...
3:49pm Fri 11 Jan 08

How about making all spaces larger then people who dont want their cars damaged by people trying to squeeze into their cars and banging their doors on your car wouldn't need to park in the larger bays!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

Report this post »

Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

Report this post »

Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

Report this post »

Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

Report this post »

Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

Report this post »

Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

Report this post »

Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Carly Barber, Kent says...
5:36pm Fri 11 Jan 08

It will be interesting to see how Town and City car parks will fine people for parking in the Mother and Children spaces as they state that it is not illegal for someone to park in one without children, and therefore they will not take action or fine. Quite a u-turn for them!

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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Christian, Blackpool says...
7:13pm Fri 11 Jan 08

Great idea. Everytime I go to ASDA or TESCO I see boy racers and suited businessmen and schoolrun mums parking their gas guzzling 4x4s in disabled spaces just because they can't a parking space near the front door. So its about time someone clamped down on them.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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R Birch, Fleetwood says...
9:29pm Fri 11 Jan 08

I pick my mother up every week to take her to Asda to do her shopping as well as our own. But I struggle to get a disabled parking space straight away at times and wait until one comes available. I think it is a good idea, but how many disability badges are being abused, they should ask for the photo part as well.

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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Dani, Cannock says...
12:11pm Sat 12 Jan 08

bout time, im sick of trying to park in baby spaces and seeing people ull in and get out of there cars with no kids at all. and they know what they are doing ust so there precious car doesnt get a scratch!!!

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

Report this post »

wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

Report this post »

wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

Report this post »

wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

Report this post »

wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

Report this post »

wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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wkd, chorley says...
8:31pm Sat 12 Jan 08

i agree with making the spaces bigger,but im not sure about fining people for parking in the wrong place on a well used supermarket carpark, a kind word to be asked move would work better.asda clayton greens disabled and m+t are a very tight squeeze your supposed to make it easier but i have struggled to get the car round

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Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

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Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.

Report this post »

Sarah, Chorley says...
11:34am Sun 13 Jan 08

Wrong, Chorley Citizen.

They are not fines. They are invoices, which are completely and utterly unenforceable.

Further, the only way that Asda (or rather, their agents) have of trying to enforce payment of these invoices is by obtaining registered keeper details from the DVLA.

The invoices are based on a purported contract between Asda and the driver. The registered keeper has nothing to do with it.

The registered keeper is not obliged to either pay or reveal the details of the driver.

Even if they can prove a contract existed between them and the driver, then they are only entitled to damages for their losses caused by the breach of contract. Which in the case of a free car park would be NIL.

Anyone who requires further information should go to www.pepipoo.com.

Another point is that no-one knows if someone parking in a disabled spot is entitled, in a private car park, as there is no obligation to display the blue badge.

However, anyone who does use a disabled space (P&C spaces do not compare, of course) should face a firing squad, never mind be invoiced by Asda.

Turning to P&C spaces - these are a gimmick.

If people are told that they are victims and are mollycoddled for long enough, they will begin to believe they really are.

Too many drivers really believe they cannot cope without P&C spaces.