Businesses fear lorry drivers will run wild in Kent after County council lose power to clamp

KentOnline / KMTV 2021-11-19

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A scheme by Kent County Council, which gave them permission to clamp lorries parking overnight in lay-by's and roads, will end tonight. The Department for Transport rejected their request to extend the measures for longer, which means they will no longer be effective from midnight.
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