Unfathomable Wording on Council websites

NotSpaghetti

Ha ha!

If you are over 60 NanaTuesday it might be worth going back again to see if you qualify for free permits after all!

Fingers crossed 🤞

Indeed , I’m not in London it seems there are a few over 60 perks in old London Town .👌 I have checked as our council charge £70 per year per resident permit thats up from £50 in previous years . £50 for visitors & tbh have not bothered getting one this year . All of our visitors are at weekends & or evening & I can confirm the ‘one’ parking warden for our whole area is far too busy in the city .

Do come back and tell us if they are free NanaTuesday!

Ha ha!

If you are over 60 NanaTuesday it might be worth going back again to see if you qualify for free permits after all!

Fingers crossed 🤞

NotSpaghetti

Waltham Forest says something like that oldfrill

Where are you NanaTuesday?
Surely someone is getting free permits as you are quoting from somewhere
^for free permits - proof of age (for 'over 60's')^

Not spaghetti ,
Bizarrely it was WF that I was looking at 👌how weirdos that !!!
I’ve now been back & read the rest of the jargon etc Oldfrill & concede the fact re ‘ newborns’
However by skimming as I did in trying to help it came across as odd .

Waltham Forest says something like that oldfrill

Where are you NanaTuesday?
Surely someone is getting free permits as you are quoting from somewhere
for free permits - proof of age (for 'over 60's')

OldFrill

If there is a newborn in a family applying for a parking permit that family is given extra hours of parking. I don't know how you failed to read that.

"Households with a new born baby up to 3 months old are automatically entitled to 30 free additional visitor parking hours per 12 month period"

Oldfrill
Possibly because it never said that !
How on earth would I be expected to know that you get additional foc parking for a newborn !
I apply online for my own parking permits in a different county
1 -We do not get them foc at all
2- The wording that you have pasted is from a totally different council website, I imagine .

If there is a newborn in a family applying for a parking permit that family is given extra hours of parking. I don't know how you failed to read that.

"Households with a new born baby up to 3 months old are automatically entitled to 30 free additional visitor parking hours per 12 month period"