Halesowen Police shame Wollescote and Lye bad parking

Halesowen Police took to social media to shame a number of motorists for their bad parking with many leaving their cars on the pavement. 

Police called the parking inconsiderate (Image: Halesowen Police)
The cars that were parked on the footpaths were blocking the route for pedestrians despite police previously warning that pathways should have enough space for a wheelchair,  children’s pushchair or a blind person with an assistance dog to get by. 

Police have reminded residents not to block the pavements (Image: Halesowen Police)

Police have also previously told residents that unnecessary obstructions will lead to a fine.

The vehicles were spotted in Wollescote and Lye (Image: Halesowen Police)
In a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Halesowen Police said: “Halesowen NHT continue with their parking patrols across Wollescote and Lye, several motorists seen parking inconsiderately along our pavements. Park it don’t plonk it.”