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Parking wardens must fill financial shortfall
Karen Britton and Ben Turner2/ 7/2008
THE COUNCIL is banking on the new parking wardens to bring in the cash it needs this year.
Parking failed to raise enough money in the last financial year, but Macclesfield Borough Council officers said things are now looking up with a boost to income from the wardens that were rolled out in May.
Whats the problem? The coffers need filling and this is as good a method as any other.
Put yourself in there shoes for a moment, admit it, you'd do the same. Low hanging fruit, easy pickings, they would be fools not to.
Put yourself in there shoes for a moment, admit it, you'd do the same. Low hanging fruit, easy pickings, they would be fools not to.
The Satisfied Customer
4/07/2008 at 04:20
4/07/2008 at 04:20
I think if council want more cash then why don`t they refuse to have a increase in their salaries.this way the monies the wardens fine the puplic could go towards the making of new parking areas for macclesfield people . sylvia
sylvia quinn
3/07/2008 at 16:22
3/07/2008 at 16:22
Perhaps the council would like to send a couple of traffic wardens to Tytherington to stop people from causing a blind exit from the shops by dumping their Chelsea Tractors and vans on the pavement when there's a near-empty pub car park not 20 metres away.
Tomo From Tythy
2/07/2008 at 16:06
2/07/2008 at 16:06
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