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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
World
Oliver Pridmore

FOUND: Fines could be issued to to tackle gedling car meets making life a living hell - What They Never Told You

People could be issued with fines under plans to stop organised car meets in parts of Netherfield and Colwick which some residents say has been making life "a living hell." Police have issued several warnings in recent months amid several reports of cars and motorbikes revving their engines and racing each other around the Colwick Loop Road, Mile End Road and the Victoria Retail Park.

Cars have been seized in recent months as some residents complained of not being able to get to sleep. The leader of Gedling Borough Council even suggested at one stage that old airfields could be used as an alternative venue by nuisance racers.

But new plans due to be discussed by the council would see all those taking part in 'car cruise events', including spectators and passengers, potentially being fined up to £100. If approved by councillors, a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) enforcing the fine would come into effect on June 23 for three years.

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