You do, now define unnecessary obstruction 
If you can comfortably get a wheelchair or mobility scooter through then its ok. Loads of people up here park on the wide pavements the Council created to reduce the width of the carriageway and remove free on road parking. Now the council are fitting bollards, some get “knocked down” the next day.
I was just going off of what they said about it blocking the tactical paving so a blind user wouldn’t have felt where to cross. But yes if it’s not obstructing anything else I completely agree.
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We did have a spate of living room car dealers dumping cars on pavements and trying to disguise them as private sales. Unfortunately for them, they all had the same phone number on them, a tow truck was kept v busy Apparenly there is a law about conducting business on the highway.
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That one I’m not aware of tbh, thankfully more a council issue.
Living life on the hedge…
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M6 shenanigans
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After our discussion of US ex military vehicles in the old pics thread, this appeared on the local news tonight. This doesn’t even show the full extent of the damage caused.
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Really ties the pavement together.
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Fuck! I realise they’re space- efficient…
But 15 people in a Zafira? 
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Pretty poor rag week effort.
Anyhow I thought the vehicle of choice was normally a Mini?
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Today’s Minis are bigger than a Zafira.
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But he’ll ‘only be there for a minute’…
I know they have a job to do, but the ‘I’m in a hurry so I’ll get in everyone else’s way’ attitude boils my piss 
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I guess that at 200 parcels a day ‘proper’ parking isn’t high on the list
Nor is ringing the doorbell and waiting for you to answer when it can be dumped on the doorstep instead.
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This was sent out yesterday in one of our offices.
*The name is wrong as we have been trying to search the company directory to see who ordered it without success.
Cockpunch to the wanker who thought it was OK to get groceries delivered to work
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