MY niece experienced a very frustrating end to a well-earned day out in Blackburn - on the market roof-top car park.
After a happy day out she was feeling good - until she went for her car on the car park. She had put money in the pay machine for two hours or so, but discovered, on her return, a ticket on the car.
So she called the parking officer. She had not a lot to pay, but she had only a Scottish bank note - which he couldn't accept.
A friend came long who offered an English note, but the man said: "Go and get some pound coins to put in the machine or be fined."
An unpleasant incident in what should have been a happy day.
KATH TAYLOR, Hesketh Avenue, Banks.
Footnote: Council market parking spokesman David Marrin asks Mrs Taylor to write to the Director of Legal and Administrative Services detailing her complaint so that further investigations can be made.
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