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I used a 'meet and greet' service at Gatwick airport and was left lumbered with a £600 bill - then they called ME a liar - Vimarsana News

I used a 'meet and greet' service at Gatwick airport and was left lumbered with a £600 bill - then they called ME a liar

Jo Timson, 58, was almost left £600 after a 'meet and greet' parking company failed to collect her car from a short stay car park at Gatwick airport.

'I used a meet and greet airport carpark service but got a £600 bill' | UK | News - Vimarsana News

'I used a meet and greet airport carpark service but got a £600 bill' | UK | News

Jo Timson, 58, was left feeling vulnerable claiming the company left her car to clock up the eye-watering bill in a short stay car park.

Nan hit as by rocks thrown at cars on Broadmayne Basildon | Braintree and Witham Times - Vimarsana News

Nan hit as by rocks thrown at cars on Broadmayne Basildon | Braintree and Witham Times

He said: “She could have been killed. “What they don’t understand is that this could have been fatal, it’s a moving vehicle. “There needs to be a clamp down on this from all parties. “There’s a nationwide issue with young people firing rocks at birds and cars, it’s happening here too now. “Police and ambulance crews need to go into schools and properly educate students on how this can’t keep happening.” The boys, believed to be aged around 13 to 14, were seen holding rocks from the bridge. The speed limit along the Broadmayne is 30mph. Jo Timson, 54, who ...

Nan hit as by rocks thrown at cars on Broadmayne Basildon - Vimarsana News

Nan hit as by rocks thrown at cars on Broadmayne Basildon

He said: “She could have been killed. “What they don’t understand is that this could have been fatal, it’s a moving vehicle. “There needs to be a clamp down on this from all parties. “There’s a nationwide issue with young people firing rocks at birds and cars, it’s happening here too now. “Police and ambulance crews need to go into schools and properly educate students on how this can’t keep happening.” The boys, believed to be aged around 13 to 14, were seen holding rocks from the bridge. The speed limit along the Broadmayne is 30mph. Jo Timson, 54, who ...