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10-01-2020, 02:41 PM
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Re: Could You Be A Traffic Warden?

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To coin an old OFF phrase.... 'Scumbags' the lot of 'em'.
Do you know any at a personal level?
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10-01-2020, 09:46 PM
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Re: Could You Be A Traffic Warden?

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Do you know any at a personal level?
No, I wouldn't want to.

I had years of dodging the buggers in London when all I was trying to do was my job.
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10-01-2020, 10:06 PM
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Re: Could You Be A Traffic Warden?

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No, I wouldn't want to.

I had years of dodging the buggers in London when all I was trying to do was my job.
Actually, I can understand that. The fault really lies with the local councils, though. There have been numerous complaints on social media and in the papers about towns becoming ghost towns, businesses shutting down, etc., all because of lack of free or reasonably priced parking.

I think when it becomes apparent to such councils that businesses have left and no-one is paying business rates, the penny will drop.
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Re: Could You Be A Traffic Warden?

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Does that include your family?..JUst curious. And no I would rather be a street sweeper than a parking cop.
Both involve clearing up what people do wrong.
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Re: Could You Be A Traffic Warden?

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Actually, I can understand that. The fault really lies with the local councils, though. There have been numerous complaints on social media and in the papers about towns becoming ghost towns, businesses shutting down, etc., all because of lack of free or reasonably priced parking.

I think when it becomes apparent to such councils that businesses have left and no-one is paying business rates, the penny will drop.



It's why I eventually decided to stop working in London.
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Re: Could You Be A Traffic Warden?

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Does that include your family?..JUst curious. And no I would rather be a street sweeper than a parking cop.
Me too.!
 
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