Streets are free for all in UK city with no traffic wardens
A British city has been criticised for having no traffic wardens, leaving the streets a parking 'free for all'.
The lack of parking enforcement in Newport, Wales, has caused frustration from people living there who say they've been appealing for authorities to crack down on the problem for years.
Cars regularly park on single and double lines, resident-only areas and even pavements, according to reports.
Not many come back to find a ticket on their windscreens, Wales Online reports.
This has led to cars reportedly being parked on restricted areas in the city centre - near the train station and surrounding residential areas daily.
But Gwent Police say parking enforcement is currently not a policing priority and confirmed they do not have contracted traffic wardens...


