Councillor says 10 minute parking 'grace' period at St Pancras puts public in danger and is causing chaos

Back in August 2015, Councillor Sian Berry supported the United Cabbies Group's call on Camden Council to use terrorism clauses in legislation to enforce its two minute waiting period restriction for drop-offs at St Pancras station. 

  

In a dossier submitted to the council, Cllr Berry included photographic evidence from black cab drivers showing the restricted bays on Pancras Road filled throughout the day with mini cabs waiting for 'e-hails' from apps such as Uber. 

In the wake of what's been happening in Paris and Brussels and the current security alert pointing to an imminent terrorist attack, you would have thought Camden Council, in league with the British Transport Police would be on the case with the current abuse of the parking regulations outside one of the biggest international terminus in Europe. 

Unfortunately, it looks like it will take an atrocity to wake these people up.

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