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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Treble the income by not sending the initial letter

One of the most devious councils around. First time in Cambridge and I violated by driving through a bus lane on Mill Lane. 7 weeks later I receive a letter demanding £105 for the violation. I received no prior letter or notification and thus the fine had been trebled with no way back. Really annoyed with that as I knew I had wronged and was prepared to pay the consequences. But I am really angry that there was no initial letter received no prior warning and the fine being trebled. They're as dodgy and crooked as they get. I wonder how many else have suffered the same fate. Treble the income for the council by not sending the initial notification.

September 28, 2025
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A rude case worker

Had an appointment at the council who felt the need to yell at me. The gent in question attended the meeting in shorts and a football top. It doesn’t matter if I owe £1 or a £100000000 you will address visitors with respect. The gent raised his voice his voice at me. Sir you will meet people of all walks of life and you don’t know what they are going through. Give life not take it. Next time dress appropriately

August 25, 2025
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Where is the logic Cambridge Council

It took me longer (55 mins)!to travel 1.9 miles from Cambridge Railway station to home using the so called public transport a journey of just 1.9 miles than it did to get from London bridge to Cambridge!! In fact I could have walked home quicker. Having checked the bus time table on line for the no 7 bus which I was told left from bus stop 3. However there are bus stops 5,6,7,8 but not a 3. In the end I found out that no 7 leaves from a non numbered bus stop. Also a stop where the electronic signs have been taken down so I had no idea having missed the first bus I could catch the second bus was 15 mins late. Apart from the nightmare of Cambridge traffic one has to endure at 6pm getting home from the station on a normal day, I was also intrigued that on my extended road trip the no7 route visits a number of different places and stops contray to what the council say on their website!!!

November 6, 2014
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