The government has hinted that it may scrap anti-social behaviour orders, with Home Secretary Theresa May announcing that it is “time to move... continue

A National Audit Office (NAO) report reveals that Courts in England and Wales are owed £1.3bn in unpaid fines, confiscation and compensation... continue

Patrick Mcdonnell
The environmental campaign Keep Britain Tidy has revealed that the bill to clean up England’s streets now exceeds £850m a year. Figures... continue

Patrick Mcdonnell
Criminal laws dealing with petty offences should be scrapped, according to the body responsible for reviewing the law in England and Wales. In its... continue

Eight drivers were caught misusing disabled parking permits in a joint operation involving Croydon Borough Council and the Metropolitan police. At... continue

Six blue badge cheats have been fined nearly £2,300 for falsely using disabled parking permits in the London Borough of Enfield. Martin Moss,... continue

A driver who ran up more than £18,000 in penalty charge notices has been declared bankrupt. Claire Williams, a paralegal in Aberdeen, ran up... continue

Civil enforcement officers (CEOs) in Reading look set to issue fines to motorists who illegally park on verges or pavements, and to residents who... continue

Patrick Mcdonnell
London First, the business membership organisation, has released a report on roadworks and the cost of congestion, concluding that a new system of... continue

A safety scheme aimed at preventing parents from parking dangerously outside primary schools in an area of Worcester has been declared a success by... continue

An average speed camera system is to be trialled at a primary school in Poole, Dorset. The six-month trial of Siemens new SafeZone cameras will start... continue

Errors by the London Borough of Redbridge meant that an elderly disabled man was unable to use of his blue badge for 23 weeks, the Local Government... continue

Deniz Huseyin
A 22% drop in penalty charge notices (PCNs) issued in London over the past two years is due to the response by councils to “public concern... continue

Stafford Borough Council is seeking tenders from private operators to provide parking enforcement, cash collection possible cash banking services.... continue

Dublin City Council has earned almost 10m euros (£8m) in clamping fees over the past two years, new figures reveal. The council collected 4.8m... continue

Bristow & Sutor Civil Enforcement Agents has secured two contracts with Gloucestershire County Council and Bedford Borough Council. The contract... continue

Bailiff and debt recovery company Phoenix Commercial Collections has acquired fellow bailiff enforcement company Major Collections. The acquisition... continue

Philips Collection Services has appointed Paula Pears to head its public sector services department. Working with public sector revenues and benefits... continue

Simon Melluish has returned to Davies Enforcement where he spent 10 years in a managerial role after a spell as a journalist. He goes back to the... continue

Ian Gamble has been appointed sales manager at ANPR Technologies to raise the firm’s profile in the parking enforcement sector. He joins the... continue