City to start charging blue badge holders for matchday disabled parking

[jrb]

That's very sad to hear and imo you deserve all the help you can get. But your the extreme. 50% booked these free spaces last year and didn't turn up, what about those who would happily pay to allow them to be nearer the ground but can't abuse of those selfish people who taken up spaces they didn't need.

How do you know 50% did? Where did you get that figure from?

 

[paulchapo]

That's ridiculous, if one day I can't afford to go then I can't afford to go. There's lots of things in life I can't afford to do, that's life. A pay loads to go to city, more than I'd like to be honest, but I can choose not to. What about those who will happily pay for a disabled spot but can't get one because those who selfishly have booked them up because there free then don't turn up.

I'm trying to be polite in my endless replies to you but it's difficult.

 

[paulchapo]

Because 50% are booking the space and not using it.

That's simple then isn't it. Tell the repeat offenders they no longer have the privilege of booking a free space.

 

[Superace]

How do you know 50% did? Where did you get that figure from?

It's in the report, page 1 of this thread lol

 

[jrb]

Superace.

Was that a constant 50% for every home match in the PL, domestic cups, and the CL, or did it vary!

 

[jrb]

It's in the report, page 1 of this thread lol

Hence why I asked the question, Lol!

I’ll have a look at it.

 

[Superace]

I'm trying to be polite in my endless replies to you but it's difficult.

Why because you disagree. That's fine, no issue if you have a different opinion, different opinions don't get me angry.

 

[Superace]

That's simple then isn't it. Tell the repeat offenders they no longer have the privilege of booking a free space.

That won't solve it.

 

[knuckles]

I agree my sister in law has a disabled badge and she is loaded, l don't have any where as much money as her but I have to pay everywhere l park

Generally life costs more for disabled people and their families, spending more on essential goods and services like; heating, insurance, equipment and therapies. These extra costs mean the majority of disabled people in the UK have less money in their pocket than non-disabled people, or go without.

 

[Superace]

Hence why I asked the question, Lol!

I’ll have a look at it.

My apologies I didn't mean to come across as sarcastic.