Drivers could be fined for improper use of disabled parking bays at Ayrshire hospitals due to a new Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) coming into effect from May 1. Drivers who use the bays inappropriately in NHS Ayrshire & Arran car parks will soon be liable for a Penalty Charge Notice thanks to the introduction. The TRO would make it an offence for anyone not displaying a blue badge to park in designated disabled parking bays at University Hospital Ayr and Crosshouse. The regulation will also apply to those who park longer than the stated time of 20 minutes in the drop-off areas at hospital entrance
Man wins two-year battle over £20,000 double-yellow parking fines
The council has offered to pay him £300 compensation
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A butcher has won a two year battle to overturn more than 50 tickets and £20,000 in fines for parking on the same set of yellow lines - after proving every one was wrong.
Gareth Sell, 36, had been parking on double yellow lines near his shop for years when he started getting fines two years ago.
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Fake photo parking fine dropped as Derby driver wins appeal
Les Kirkland will no longer have to pay his £70 fine
Driver Les Kirkland has won his appeal over a parking fine (Image: Derby Telegraph)
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A Derby man left angry after he claimed he was given a parking fine because of a fake photo used against him in evidence has won his appeal and will not have to pay.
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8:09 AM April 8, 2021
A map showing the rural roads which would have been subject to the Traffic Regulation Order.
- Credit: North Somerset Council
A proposal to restrict access on rural roads in North Somerset has been withdrawn and council leaders have apologised for failing to inform the public before notices went up.
Last week, North Somerset Council announced plans to introduce a new Traffic Regulation Order on rural roads between Nailsea, Backwell, Clevedon and Yatton.
The authority wants to make the roads safer by stopping HGVs and through traffic from using the country lanes, while maintaining normal use for local residents, improving access for businesses and tourists and protecting the environment.