What ARE THE
consequences? W
The Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 is now well-established, says Eddie Lewis. But have you thought about the unintended consequences it may have?
30 FEBRUARY 2013
hile few people will mourn the general disappearance of wheel clamping on private land, the
highly vocal campaigners for the Freedoms Act, and those who have taken credit for its passing into law, may still have some questions to answer.
As an example, will private landlords find, now the ‘nuclear deterrent’ of clamping has been removed, that a new era of parking anarchy will ensue? Much of the media
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