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The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea ticketed Autocar's Cactus and then towed it away to the local compound 30 minutes later. The release fee was £265.
The government wants parking enforcement schemes to be fair and transparent, but local councils are stretching the rules to the limit
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