Given that this was discussed at our event, I thought I would share this example of a local newspaper lifting quotes from a forum. I offer it only as an example.
Here is a post from our site, where a new member complains about a new CPZ:
http://www.stroudgreen.org/discussion/2291/crouch-end-cpzs/OK, so I'm a few yards over the border in N8 but we're neighbours, yes?
Latest from Haringey Council is that they're planning to extend the two
Crouch End CPZs. In particular, up to and including Ferme Park Road.
Which will leave Ridge Road and Nelson Road, where I live, as the first
streets anyone comes to which are NOT in a CPZ. Great.
So we're
going to get all the junk vehicles, tow trucks, occasionally used
delivery vans, old motorhomes, everyone's second and third cars, plus
the first cars of people who live just to the west of us. In fact we get
a fair few of all these already, as the CPZs creep steadily closer. We
can't find a parking space round here NOW after around 6.30 most
evenings.
Why do we have to go through this charade, over and over? The whole of
Hornsey/Stroud Green will obviously be one big CPZ eventually. Just
bring it on NOW. That way, at least it's fair for everyone. The
council's piecemeal approach just creates waves of unfairness as the
CPZ-dodgers move their vehicles into an ever-decreasing number of
streets.
This appeared, three days later, in the Hornsey Journal:
http://tinyurl.com/23hflnwA resident of Nelson Road, which is just outside the proposed zone,
said: "So we're going to get all the junk vehicles, tow trucks,
occasionally used delivery vans, old motorhomes, everyone's second and
third cars, plus the first cars of people who live just to the west of
us. In fact we get a fair few of all these already, as the CPZs creep
steadily closer.
"Why do have to go through this charade over and over? The whole of
Hornsey and Stroud Green will obviously be one big CPZ eventually. Just
bring it on now."