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Motorist takes landmark parking challenge to the Supreme Court
Today is 48-year-old Barry Beavis from Billericay's final chance to persuade judges to rule his fine as excessive
23 July 2015

Martin Lewis: The 10 changes I'd make to Britain
What would you tweak about the UK? I'm not talking about big contentious change – but quick fixes for life glitches
22 June 2015

Motorist takes parking charge challenge to highest UK court
A motorist who vowed to fight on after losing a private parking case has today filed appeal papers to the Supreme Court
3 June 2015

Judges rule excessive fine is fair in landmark private parking case, but it doesn't stop you appealing unfair tickets
The Court of Appeal has today ruled against a motorist who challenged what he believed to be an excessive parking fine
23 April 2015

Motorists to be given 10 minute leeway when parking tickets run out
A change in the law is planned to take effect in the next few weeks which will see the leeway applied to council parking
6 March 2015

Private parking 'fines': Test case could open reclaim floodgates
A case is being heard at the Court of Appeal today, which could set a precedent on reclaiming excessive parking fines
24 February 2015

Could you reclaim unfair private parking fines?
Drivers may have been illegally charged millions of pounds by overzealous private parking firms, according to the RAC
20 February 2015

'Don't pay unfair private parking tickets'
MoneySavingExpert.com is shouting louder than ever about your right to dispute unfair private parking charges
4 August 2014

Government to ban CCTV parking 'spy cars'
The Government is clamping down on trigger-happy parking wardens and banning CCTV 'spy cars'
23 June 2014

'Bailiffs harassed me over somebody else's £1,200 parking fine'
A Londoner has been threatened with having goods seized from his home for over £1,000 of somebody else's parking fines
28 August 2013
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Train or Tube journey affected by August strikes? Your refund rights
18 August 2022Transport services across the UK are to be disrupted again this month with thousands of rail workers due to walk out on Thursday 18, Friday 19 and Saturday 20 August. -
Coronavirus travel rights
18 August 2022We've the latest on the testing and self-isolation rules for travellers visiting popular destinations abroad, plus full refund and insurance rights for overseas and UK travel. -
John Lewis shopper? You've got one-week left to price match goods using its 'Never Knowingly Undersold' pledge
16 August 2022John Lewis & Partners shoppers have just one week left to benefit from the retailer's 'Never Knowingly Undersold' price promise before the almost century old pledge is scrapped on Monday 22 August. -
A-level results warning: putting off uni until next year could cost £10,000s more
16 August 2022School leavers getting their A-Level results this week should be aware that deferring for a year means they'll be on the new student finance system coming in England in September 2023, and will repay their loan for a much longer period, potentially costing £10,000s more. -
Reading and Leeds Festival line-up change leaves fans demanding refunds after Rage Against The Machine pulls out – your rights
16 August 2022Hundreds of music fans are demanding refunds on tickets they bought, after a last-minute change to the headline act at Leeds Festival. We explain your rights if you no longer want to go.
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Martin Lewis: The one thing everyone aged over 66 needs to know
9 August 2022It is a national tragedy that getting on for a million pensioners, many of whom have been paying into the system for years, are missing out on a critical boost to their income. It's called pension credit, and this year it also means you get an extra £650 to help with energy bills. -
Martin Lewis: Don't shop at Zara before you go to Spain, Greece, France or Italy
11 July 2022Update 17 July 2017: We tend to think since Brexit that the pound’s weaker than it has been for decades. While somewhat true against the dollar, against the euro it’s only a tad worse now than when I first wrote this in 2014. The logic of this blog stands just as strongly now. On the Spanish-English website...