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Retired Firefighter Blasts 'Rigid Enforcement and Revenue-Raising' in Parking Ticket Row

Retired firefighter Derek Berryman paid a £60 fine after his appeal was rejected despite citing safety and the Equality Act for parking partially on a hatched area.

Summary by Manchester Evening News
'Parking strictly within the marked bay would have made it impossible for my passenger to exit safely'

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Retired firefighter blasts 'rigid enforcement and revenue-raising' in parking ticket row

'Parking strictly within the marked bay would have made it impossible for my passenger to exit safely'

·Manchester, United Kingdom
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Derek Berryman said he received the £60 fine for a 'very, very simple mistake' adding that 'common sense and compassion seem to have been replaced by rigid enforcement and revenue-raising.

·Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
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TeessideLive broke the news in Middlesbrough, United Kingdom on Sunday, November 9, 2025.
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