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Plans for parking in East Cambridgeshire progress
Published Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 by Karl Bedingfield
PR1788
02/03/2011
Plans to introduce Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) in East Cambridgeshire have progressed.
Last week, Councillors unanimously supported plans to include the district in a formal application to the Department of Transport.
The application will be submitted by Cambridgeshire County Council, subject to the approval of their Cabinet to apply for the transfer of car parking enforcement powers from the Police Authority to County Highways.
The full ECDC press release can be viewed here:Plans for parking in East Cambridgeshire progress
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The Full Entry
Plans for parking in East Cambridgeshire progress
Published Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011 by Karl Bedingfield
PR1788
02/03/2011
Plans to introduce Civil Parking Enforcement (CPE) in East Cambridgeshire have progressed.
Last week, Councillors unanimously supported plans to include the district in a formal application to the Department of Transport.
The application will be submitted by Cambridgeshire County Council, subject to the approval of their Cabinet to apply for the transfer of car parking enforcement powers from the Police Authority to County Highways.
The full ECDC press release can be viewed here:Plans for parking in East Cambridgeshire progress
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