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And about time too. They say the truth always hurts.
Elvis is right. I've had enough too. It is just going round and round in circles.
plod also say's" If under the Traffic Management Act 2004 it is against the law to use DfT approved ANPR/CCTV to enforce council owned off street car parks then just show us that law majorp. Until you do, all you have is snippets and hearsay." He keeps on asking for the law and yet he is so good at finding things that doesn't matter but cannot find the law that does. Dear oh dear. If as ...
Spin again plod!!!!!!
The whole thread has become tedious, marginally better than counting sheep.
This is becoming so tedious having to keep correcting your spin on things. Some councils were attempting to by-pass the 3 appeal stages of civil parking enforcement under the Traffic Mamanagement Act 2004 by cancelling their off street parking places traffic orders and using contract law instead (like private parking companies) to enforce penalties. Robert Goodwill got wind of this and ...
S oto plod and HIS cohorts, lisa especially who has taken the bait. The law has been staring you both in the face. And because neither of you had the ability to answer quite resonable questions (you just went off in a tangent and produced rubbish that had nothing to do with ANPR). Below is just a small extract from the DVLA, which demostrates quite clearly why it would be impossible for LA's to ...
Alternative route for through traffic will be via High Street, Queen Street and The Strand. For more info contact: Western Power Distribution tel: 01803 320334.
www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/four-roadworks-schemes-mean-newton-1191118
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