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Homeowners claim a parking company tired to charge them to park on their own land - and say they're so stressed they should be paid compensation. <br/><br/>Residents in four homes say UK Car Park Management incorrectly installed signs on private land threatening drivers with a £100 parking fine if they didn't have a permit.<br/><br/>They say they were left stressed and anxious that their parking spaces were going to be used by visitors to a nearby care home.<br/><br/>Now one resident, Penny Jackson, 73, says the company should be paying compensation for the stress and anxiety caused by the signs.
Homeowners claim a parking company tired to charge them to park on their own land - and say they're so stressed they should be paid compensation. <br/><br/>Residents in four homes say UK Car Park Management incorrectly installed signs on private land threatening drivers with a £100 parking fine if they didn't have a permit.<br/><br/>They say they were left stressed and anxious that their parking spaces were going to be used by visitors to a nearby care home.<br/><br/>Now one resident, Penny Jackson, 73, says the company should be paying compensation for the stress and anxiety caused by the signs.
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