Motorists stung by parking tickets have forked out £25 million for breaking parking rules over the last six years in Glasgow.
Motorists stung by parking tickets have forked out £25 million for breaking parking rules over the last six years in Glasgow.
“They’ll be even more angry when they discover the council raked in £25 million over six years in penalty notices. “Drivers have a responsibility to observe the road regulations or they become liable to receive a penalty charge notice. “The budget has sought to target poverty and invest in support for communities with Council Tax frozen for the next year.
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