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Ealing London Borough - North Hanwell Ward

Shutter-Costcutter, 99-101 Greenford Avenue, Hanwell, W7 1HA

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07/10/2026 12:55 Shutter

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07/10/2026 12:52 Shutter

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chair at the corner of 1 Huxley Gardens, Park Royal, NW10 7EB-1 Huxley Gardens, Park Royal, NW10 7EB

07/10/2026 12:38 chair at the corner of 1 Huxley Gardens, Park Royal, NW10 7EB

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Various waste and cardboard -Efta House, 3-5 Western Road, Southall, UB2 5HA

07/10/2026 12:33 Various waste and cardboard

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From: meri kacaj <merikacaj@live.com>
Sent: 06 October 2026 17:03
To: HighwayServices <HighwayServices@ealing.gov.uk>
Subject: Reserved parking

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Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to make a formal complaint regarding the repeated use of bins to reserve parking spaces on my street.
This has been an ongoing problem, and I am extremely frustrated that I have had to complain about the same issue repeatedly. A resident regularly places bins in the parking area to prevent other people from parking there. As a result, I am often unable to park my car even when a parking space is available.
On one occasion, I tried to move the bins so that I could park my car. The resident confronted me and shouted at me for moving them. I do not think it is acceptable that I should have to face confrontation simply because I am trying to use an available parking space.
I would like the council to investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent residents from using bins or other objects to claim or reserve public parking spaces.
I would also appreciate it if you could advise me what I should do if this happens again, rather than me having to confront the resident myself. I do not want the situation to escalate or result in further arguments.
Please treat this as a formal complaint and let me know what action will be taken. I would appreciate a written response and confirmation that this issue has been properly recorded.
Address: 23B Winchester Street Acton London W3 8PA Yours
Yours sincerely
Merite Kacaj
-23b Winchester Street, London, UK

07/10/2026 09:48 From: meri kacaj <merikacaj@live.com> Sent: 06 October 2026 17:03 To: HighwayServices <HighwayServices@ealing.gov.uk> Subject: Reserved parking WARNING : This Message has originated from outside your organization, If you do not trust this email please either delete or follow the guidance on OneSpace. ________________________________________ Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to make a formal complaint regarding the repeated use of bins to reserve parking spaces on my street. This has been an ongoing problem, and I am extremely frustrated that I have had to complain about the same issue repeatedly. A resident regularly places bins in the parking area to prevent other people from parking there. As a result, I am often unable to park my car even when a parking space is available. On one occasion, I tried to move the bins so that I could park my car. The resident confronted me and shouted at me for moving them. I do not think it is acceptable that I should have to face confrontation simply because I am trying to use an available parking space. I would like the council to investigate this matter and take appropriate action to prevent residents from using bins or other objects to claim or reserve public parking spaces. I would also appreciate it if you could advise me what I should do if this happens again, rather than me having to confront the resident myself. I do not want the situation to escalate or result in further arguments. Please treat this as a formal complaint and let me know what action will be taken. I would appreciate a written response and confirmation that this issue has been properly recorded. Address: 23B Winchester Street Acton London W3 8PA Yours Yours sincerely Merite Kacaj

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