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[Paul]

My neigbour is a traffic warden and informed me today a window cleaner can legally park anywhere with no disc or ticket if he puts "window cleaner working" on there dash board, there is no other profession who can do this apart from emergency services, so get yourself a nice sign made boys /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[mark m]

never knew that ,well done good imformation

 

[Masons]

This cannot be right.

I won't do so til somebody shows me legal proof lol

 

[Dodger]

Now that is interesting /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Paul]

Go to your local council and ask, Cumbria council it is legal

 

[Paul]

It came about because I asked him for a parking permit for town then he told me that info

 

[Paul]

Notes displayed in vehicles, by trades people for example, are not acceptable alternatives to visitors’ permits.  The only exception is window cleaners, who should display the address where they are working.

Got that of a council web site

 

[Posh]

Are you 100./' on that Paul coz that is great if we can

 

[mark m]

I will give the council a telephone call tomorrow would be great if it is true

 

[harunh]

Thats cool.... but if i still get done then u owe me Paul /emoticons/biggrin.png lol

 

[Paul]

I'm 100% for Cumbria I just done a search on google and a few other councils also do it, contact your local council or ask a warden Brighton and hove do it also

 

[Paul]

Also Cambridgeshire

 

[harunh]

I dont need to park on any yellow lines anyway /emoticons/biggrin.png all my hosues are on housing estates.... i park on my customers drive on most jobs /emoticons/smile.png lol

 

[Posh]

Also Cambridgeshire

Whooppee

 

[Belfastcleaning]

Will be great will have to ring tomorrow too to find out nice 1 paul

 

[Paul]

Worth a try BC nothing to loose bud, I know here in Cumbria it's all parking permits for estates near town sonthey can expect windys to have one for each estate