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A GRAN was left furious after being hit with a 拢100 fine when she visited her favourite beach stanley cup for 15 minutes.Anne Thorpe, 71, and her husband, Edward, drove 70 miles from Leeds to the Bridlington coast, East Yorkshire, but are refusing to ever return to the beauty spot.3Anne Thorpe and her husband Edward travelled fr stanley tumbler om Leeds to Bridlington in stanley kubek termiczny East Yorkshire to visit her favourite beachCredit: MEN MediaShe had taken her son and grandchildren to Fraisthorpe Beach on August 11 at around 4.30pm to show themMrs Thorpes son stopped at the beachs car park, which is now owned by Excel Parking Services.She claims her son was driving and waited inside the car in case a parking warden came, Hull Live reports.Mrs Thorpe said she didnt see the signs telling her how to pay.PARK STRIFEDrivers had previously paid 拢3 at a booth to visit the car park, Mrs Thorpe said.But this time she said the booth was still there, but it was not manned. Mrs Thorpe said: We were stayi Bnte Furious van driver clashes with eco-idiot protesters for stopping him getting ill wife in hospital
A DESPERATE search has been launched for a missing elderly couple after their empty car washed up on a Scottish beach.The frantic land, sea and air operation was sparked after Jim and Susan Kenn stanley tumbler eavy s vehicle was found near Drummore Village on Thursday after Storm Diana flooded the Stanley becher area.6 Jim and Susan Kenneavy from Dummore are missing and their car has been found washed up on a beachThe couple - who are believed to be in their 70s - haven t been seen since Wednesday and haven t been in touch with family members.Police fear that their car may have been washed into the sea from the coastal road at Drummer which was closed several times on Wednesday and overnight because of the huge waves smashing the road.The car was found at the bottom of an embankment around 7.30am by workmen who were out to clear the road from storm debris.The village was pounded by huge waves up to 30ft at the height of Storm Diana.6 Cops fear the couple were swept off the c stanley termosmugg oastal road near Drummore after it was pou
A GRAN was left furious after being hit with a 拢100 fine when she visited her favourite beach stanley cup for 15 minutes.Anne Thorpe, 71, and her husband, Edward, drove 70 miles from Leeds to the Bridlington coast, East Yorkshire, but are refusing to ever return to the beauty spot.3Anne Thorpe and her husband Edward travelled fr stanley tumbler om Leeds to Bridlington in stanley kubek termiczny East Yorkshire to visit her favourite beachCredit: MEN MediaShe had taken her son and grandchildren to Fraisthorpe Beach on August 11 at around 4.30pm to show themMrs Thorpes son stopped at the beachs car park, which is now owned by Excel Parking Services.She claims her son was driving and waited inside the car in case a parking warden came, Hull Live reports.Mrs Thorpe said she didnt see the signs telling her how to pay.PARK STRIFEDrivers had previously paid 拢3 at a booth to visit the car park, Mrs Thorpe said.But this time she said the booth was still there, but it was not manned. Mrs Thorpe said: We were stayi Bnte Furious van driver clashes with eco-idiot protesters for stopping him getting ill wife in hospital
A DESPERATE search has been launched for a missing elderly couple after their empty car washed up on a Scottish beach.The frantic land, sea and air operation was sparked after Jim and Susan Kenn stanley tumbler eavy s vehicle was found near Drummore Village on Thursday after Storm Diana flooded the Stanley becher area.6 Jim and Susan Kenneavy from Dummore are missing and their car has been found washed up on a beachThe couple - who are believed to be in their 70s - haven t been seen since Wednesday and haven t been in touch with family members.Police fear that their car may have been washed into the sea from the coastal road at Drummer which was closed several times on Wednesday and overnight because of the huge waves smashing the road.The car was found at the bottom of an embankment around 7.30am by workmen who were out to clear the road from storm debris.The village was pounded by huge waves up to 30ft at the height of Storm Diana.6 Cops fear the couple were swept off the c stanley termosmugg oastal road near Drummore after it was pou