The DVLA faces a watchdog inquiry regarding potential breaches of GDPR Data Protection regulations for sharing personal details of 23 million motorists last year. The Scotsman featured it, although this has been under the spotlight for quite some time amid concerns...
Reading about ramraiders smashing through a wall to steal 5 cars from Evans Halshaw was an interesting case. This came to my attention through a Facebook page that I am a moderator for that is a platform for disgruntled customers of Evans Halshaw. BACKGROUND A...
A case about mobile speed cameras and illegally parked operators struck a chord with me as I cover this precise scenario in my book. Interestingly for me, my first blog in April 2016 was about a similar scenario. BACKGROUND A Council speed trap officer was illegally...
This story about obscured and hidden parking signs came from a flight attendant on a flight from London City to Edinburgh after spending a day at the Daily Mail's offices for a photoshoot as part of a feature on ordinary folk who have become consumer champions...
There is an increasing trend for adverts from car finance firms that specialise in offering easy finance for those with bad credit histories to vulnerable consumers on Facebook. One advert's headline stated 'no judgement - all credit histories welcome' with ticks...
The Scotsman wrote about Scottish Councils fleecing motorists on parking charges which raised some interesting points. THE PERCENTAGES GAME Councils have been accused of 'playing the percentages game' to raise cash, knowing that 28% of drivers simply pay up without...
