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Internet Launches 'Older Generation' Debate After Grandmother Is Fined for Broken Parking Machine - Vimarsana News

Internet Launches 'Older Generation' Debate After Grandmother Is Fined for Broken Parking Machine

Should this woman have to pay her parking ticket?

Retired nurse, 71, vows to 'fight for the older generation' after she was hit with a parking fine despite ticket machine being out of order - then told she should have downloaded an app to pay - Vimarsana News

Retired nurse, 71, vows to 'fight for the older generation' after she was hit with a parking fine despite ticket machine being out of order - then told she should have downloaded an app to pay

EXCLUSIVE Agnes Chandler, 71, was told by the private parking firm that she should have downloaded an app to pay for her ticket at the Jubilee Road car park in Wadebridge, Cornwall

Retired nurse, 71, fined £160 because she doesn't have a phone app - but refuses to pay - Vimarsana News

Retired nurse, 71, fined £160 because she doesn't have a phone app - but refuses to pay

Agnes Chandler is being asked to pay £160 after a car park machine was broken. Mrs Chandler is refusing to pay - and says she is making a stand for the older generation

2023 SEIB Search For A Star (SFAS) class winners - Vimarsana News

2023 SEIB Search For A Star (SFAS) class winners

WhIch home-produced combinations took home the 2023 SEIB Search For A Star (SFAS) class titles at the Horse of the Year Show?

Grandad vows to fight council in court over £160 parking fine for 10 minute trip - Vimarsana News

Grandad vows to fight council in court over £160 parking fine for 10 minute trip

The 67-year-old said he will not pay the penalty 'out of principle' but is worried that debt collectors could turn up 'banging' on his door if the case is left unsettled