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Wrexham adopts cashless parking machines after vandalism

Patrick McDonnell
16 January 2017
 

Vandalised pay & display machines in Wrexham are expected to have cost the North Wales council around £164,000 in lost parking revenue over the last financial year.

The parking machines were attacked over a 12-month period, with different terminals being damaged at different times.

Wrexham County Borough Council highlighted the impact of the vandalism payment as it seeks to balance its books by the end of the 2016-17 financial year.David Bithell, lead member for environment and...

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