General Chat

My hubby has a blue badge,he is often unable to park in a disabled bay too

It's "the look" you get...................Not all disabilities are visible & gawd help you if you're young,there is an underlying prejudice against people with "invisible" disabilities & the Government doesnt help with its preposterous ad campaign.

GR also should consider changing "Invalid Thread" to "Void"

Get real Bob, if we go into town and can't park and no OH won't park on double yellows because the street is too narrow, I lose my right to shop!!!

Try it and see, it's not damn funny!

Sue,

how can it be equal rights?
I dont have the right to park virtually where I wish........I have to fit in, where I can.........
and as for reporting delivery drivers........come on,
be reasonable, he has a job to do AND is probably on a time basis as well........

Bob

You know it's mission with me the same as paying for RADAR keys, talk about discrimination.

The PC I spoke with this morning acknowledged that supermarkets really don't enforce their own rules. Why have any then?

If I see a commercial vehicle parked in a disabled bay to make a delivery I am on the phone to their office.

If none of us are proactive it makes a mockery of equal rights.

Sue x

My Friend has a Blue Badge & went shopping with her Mum,as usual no Disabled spaces-many not displaying Badges so...........
They parked in a Parent & Child Space.Someone got the Manager & my Friends Mum politely pointed out they were Parent & Child & there was no age limit on the sign & maybe he'd like to be more vigilant over Disabled parking?