
‘Parking nightmares’ as cars end up on footpaths in Citywest
Residents have lamented “parking nightmares” in Citywest with problems surrounding cars and the infrastructure in the area available to them continuing to develop.
Cars have ended up on footpaths, clamps have been taken off cars by owners and strongly worded notes have been left on windscreens as a result of parking shortages and disputes in the area in recent weeks.
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