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Arundel Gate bus gate in Sheffield. (Pic credit: Sheffield City Council)

Man 'will never visit Sheffield again' after controversial bus gate fine

York city centre

Parking in York: Where you’re most likely to get a parking ticket in York

The waiting area in Hyde Park.

Man fined £60 for parking for eight minutes in 'free' car park

Yellow box junction changes to see drivers fined over ‘incorrect’ use.

Echo Fire and Medical Ltd frontline crews with their emergency vehicle

Fury as ambulance service fined for not paying parking fee during 999 emergency

Almost 175,000 penalty charge notices were issued for Blue Badge offences in 2020

175,000 drivers fined for breaking Blue Badge rules

Councils make £60m a year in bus lane fines: here’s how to appeal if you’ve been...

How to appeal a parking ticket

Drivers to be spared bus lane fines for first-time offences

A quarter of parent and child parking spaces are misused - here are the rules ar...

Councils make £60m a year from yellow box and 'no entry' fines

Are GP surgeries becoming too big for their own good?

Why bigger GP practices are not a cure-all for patients – Nick Summerton

File photo dated 31/10/16 of a penalty charge notice (PCN) parking ticket issued on the windscreen of a car, as motorists are being hit with unnecessary fines because councils are failing to explain their right to challenge parking tickets, the local government watchdog has warned. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday February 6, 2017. A report by the Local Government Ombudsman for England found that when motorists did seek to challenge a fine "all too often" their claim was rejected out of hand without any proper consideration or explanation. See PA story TRANSPORT Parking. Photo credit should read: Yui Mok/PA Wire

Councils failing to explain motorists' right to appeal

Council to give drivers £200,000 in refunds