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It's as stated for the offence of unnecessary obstruction, which will be dealt with by the Police.
There is however the possibility that the local council have their own order creating the PCN transgression of parking across a dropped kerb, which would be applicable whether it is actually blocking access or not.
Contact your Borough Council parking enforcement.
There is however the possibility that the local council have their own order creating the PCN transgression of parking across a dropped kerb, which would be applicable whether it is actually blocking access or not.
Contact your Borough Council parking enforcement.
Edited by vonhosen on Saturday 29th December 16:43
I had my drive blocked and my car was on the drive and had to get to work, called the police to ask if they'd give me the owners details (was worth a try) and was of course told no and that it'd take upto 10 days for them to get in touch with the owner.
I asked which window made less of a mess
They asked me to call back in 30 mins
The police did call back and within 10 mins and the owner showed up after about half hour.
I asked which window made less of a mess

They asked me to call back in 30 mins

The police did call back and within 10 mins and the owner showed up after about half hour.
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- but, as Tybo said, speak to him first.