Louise Reilly parked outside Marks and Spencer at Braehead Shopping Centre, placing her blue badge on her dashboard before she popped into the shop.
A woman was left enraged after being hit with a fine for parking in a disabled bay - despite having her blue badge clearly on display. Louise Reilly, from Glasgow , travelled to Braehead Shopping Centre last July to pick up a birthday present for her sister-in-law.
Louise was dumbfounded by the charge notice - especially as her blue badge was clearly visible in the pictures that accompanied the letter. After five weeks of regularly checking the company's website, Louise discovered that the fine had eventually been cancelled - but only through her diligence rather than Premier Park informing her.
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