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The Mayhew Animal Home, one of London’s busiest and most effective animal welfare sanctuaries and education centres, is being forced to make cuts to its services after a council decision to introduce controlled parking in the area.
The Controlled Parking Zone, which comes into action in November 2006, will cover College Park and north end of Scrubs Lane in North West London, meaning that The Mayhew will lose free parking for its three essential animal ambulances and one service vehicle. The allowance of two parking permits per business in the area will effectively halve The Mayhew’s services. The Mayhew will have to pay £1,760 for the inconvenience.
Signed - I can't stand some of these new policies - they're so over generalised. The principles behind them are sometimes very worthwhile but they often don't consider the problems they cause to those who are trying to make a difference
