Kentish Gazette Canterbury & District

Crackdown on parking to ensure pupils’ safety

- By Alex Claridge

thing they have to do.

“The only way to do something about this is to change people’s mentality – and that’s the tricky bit.” Mr Pywell has also had run-ins with parents who park on yellow lines or block residents’ driveways.

To support its enforcemen­t measures, the council has also created a Think Park Smart package containing informatio­n on initiative­s, useful websites and road safety advice. The authority is also working with schools on the issue.

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City council enforcemen­t officers outside Wincheap Primary School
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Head teacher of St Stephen’s Junior school, Stuart Pywell; Enforcemen­t officers Stephen Bee, left, and Laurence Hamilton-hopkins. Below, city council enforcemen­t officers outside Wincheap Primary School
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