Enforcement News: Issue 202 9 Jan 2009
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Park Angel texts warnings to drivers
The Park Angel logoPatrick McDonnell
A text-messaging scheme to cut car crime and thwart would-be thieves has been launched in Bedfordshire and surrounding areas. Bedford Borough Council is promoting a warning system that alerts motorists instantly by text if there is a problem with their vehicle.
The service is being conducted in partnership with a companyt called Park Angel. Drivers pay Park?Angel £12.25 for a one-year membership.
If the council’s civil enforcement officers (CEOs) spot a problem with a vehicle...
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