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Halifax pays price of parking fines



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Published Date: 19 August 2008
Moorside Gardens
Ovenden
Halifax
So £10,000 a week in parking fines is not enough (Courier August 11).

How much more can Halifax take? We are going to lose what was once a beautiful and prosperous town.

I have had to put my car into storage because of petrol costs and loss of parking.

I don't go into town unless I have to. How many others will soon have no other choice but to do the same?

Get the fools out of the town hall and replace them with intellegent people who will return Halifax to how it once was – normal!

Mick McBride



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  • Last Updated: 19 August 2008 9:23 AM
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PrincessFiona,

19/08/2008 12:36:23
is the humour intended?
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BILABONGSBACK,

19/08/2008 15:45:34
Mick you,ve been disqualified from driving ,thats why your not using your car...
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Barry,

20/08/2008 22:42:01
"I have had to put my car into storage because of petrol costs and loss of parking."
Don't make me laugh. Add the cost of bus fares and storage and it already costs more than your petrol
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