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Someone has dumped a white golf on my street. 2 weeks ago, i saw 4 people park, have a big argument in the street, and then walk away from it.
Its not locked, its clearly had a crash recently, there is no road tax, and there's no parking permit.
In that 2 weeks, 5 other cars have had tckets put on them, 2 of them clamped, yet this golf has not been touched. Phoned the police who said phone the council, who said phone the police. Theres not even been one of those 'Police Aware' signs.
So, how do i get rid?
Its not locked, its clearly had a crash recently, there is no road tax, and there's no parking permit.
In that 2 weeks, 5 other cars have had tckets put on them, 2 of them clamped, yet this golf has not been touched. Phoned the police who said phone the council, who said phone the police. Theres not even been one of those 'Police Aware' signs.
So, how do i get rid?
bermyandy said:
In that 2 weeks, 5 other cars have had tckets put on them, 2 of them clamped, yet this golf has not been touched.
That's interesting, does it mean they're deliberately avoiding cars where it seems they might not get paid for clamping/towing? I suppose it makes sense from their point of view, but it does make you wonder if owners of more expensive cars are going to get picked on because they're more likely to pay?
Why not phone the council pointing out that "young" children have been playing on the abandoned car and you are worried that one of them might get hurt. If the council think they could be sued by an angry parent because little timmy lost an eye playing on it they will be quick to act....
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