Right, so the person who was parked on the lane last night has been in kicking off.
Oh, you were so loud today, baby milk, because they've had a fine for parking and blocking access to the public highway.
It's against the law.
There's fines up.
There's camping signs up.
You know, if you've had a fine because you've blocked the access, there's houses down here.
There's, you know, there's driveways down here.
We've got a driveway down here.
Yeah?
If you've blocked, it's against the law to block access to the public highway.
That's a fire door.
You're blocking a fire door if you park there.
Yeah, this is our fire door.
There's camping signs up.
It says no parking.
There's camping signs everywhere.
Yeah?
So, you know, there's signs down the bottom here.
There's signs all over the street here.
You know?
There's loads and loads and loads of signs.
So if you're going to get a fine for parking on here, that's your fault.
You know, you should know the highway code.
That's part of your driving your tests, okay?
So if nobody can access down there, that's access.
If they come up that way, that means you can't gain access to the public highway.
You're breaking the law.
And it's a fine.
I don't know what the fine is.
That's how I look online.
But she's, whoever it is, has come in and kicked off.
Kicked off.
Yeah, if people can't get out.
Look.
Driveway.
Driveway.
Driveway.
Driveway.
Driveway.
Yeah?
Fire door for a school.
Yeah?
Signs up everywhere.
You know, unofficial signs, clamping signs, fire exit signs, council signs.
It's not my fault if you get fined.
We told you to come and move your car or it was going to get wrecked.
We told you.
I put it online last night.
If people can't access this lane because you left your car by your if I was on end, what's your problem?
Well, I was gazed.
There's signs everywhere about the parking.