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Elmbridge council pays out £60k for incorrect parking fines

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Elmbridge Borough Council pays out over £60,000 for incorrectly issued parking fines

Overview

Elmbridge Borough Council has paid out more than £60,000 in refunds after incorrectly issuing thousands of parking fines over a six-year period. The local authority launched a refund scheme in June, which is ultimately expected to cost about £308,000. Over 1,800 claims have been filed, and the council has apologised for the error.

Key points

  • Elmbridge Borough Council has paid out more than £60,000 in refunds for wrongly issued parking fines.
  • The council estimates that over 9,000 fines were incorrectly issued across a six-year period.
  • A refund scheme was launched in June, which is expected to cost the council approximately £308,000 in total.
  • Over 1,800 claims have been submitted by affected motorists.
  • The council has apologised for the mistake and is working to ensure everyone entitled receives a refund.
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