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20 British towns


 ASCOT  BANBURY  BASILDON  BURY  CREWE  ETON  EVESHAM


 GARSTANG  GATESHEAD  HYTHE  KESWICK  KIDDERMINSTER  KIRKHAM  LARNE


 LEWES  MATLOCK  RYDE  SOHAM  WILTON  YEOVIL


BARKING PARKING


Solutions to August crossword Across: 8 Naples 9/5 Approved operator 10 Cowboys 11 Rattle 12 High street 15/25 Estate cars 17 Bristol 19 Cash 21 Immobilise 24 Wrecks 26 Long-term 28/14 Parking News 29 Exceed


Down: 1 Car crime 2 Flow 3 Escort 4 Paisley 6 Cost 7 Yellow 13 Hatch 14 Nasal 16 Tail-spin 18 On-street 20 Abrupt 22 Malign 23 Banned 27 Tact


50 SEPTEMBER 2012


A dog crèche in Vancouver, Canada, has fallen foul of the law by using its parking spaces as a dog exercise area. The business, Canine Adventure Den, had been using its parking area at the back of the centre for outdoor play, but due to a parking space byelaw and complaints from neighbouring businesses about the amount of noise the barking dogs made, it has had to remove the open-air dog run.


Jennifer Shortt, co-owner and operator of Canine Adventure, said no-one told her two years ago, when the business opened, that there were byelaws


concerning how the spaces could be used. ‘We just thought that since we had the loading zone out front, that would suffi ce for parking and that we could use the back section as an outdoor section.’ The city has rules about the number of parking spaces businesses must provide. City byelaws on noise control apply when there is more than three minutes of sustained noise in a 15-minute span. Shortt said the daycare took actions to reduce the barking outside, but said resolving the parking matter will be a longer and more complicated process.


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