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A disabled former policeman is protesting after he was forced to pay £95 to park in a free car park after he forgot to display his blue badge. Here is daughter Charlotte discusses the fine.
A disabled former policeman is protesting after he was forced to pay £95 to park in a free car park after he forgot to display his blue badge. Here is daughter Charlotte discusses the fine.
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