Misuse of Blue Badge costs Uxbridge man £1,800

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        September 5, 2026

Misuse of Blue Badge costs Uxbridge man £1,800

Good Morning West London — 2026-09-05

AN Uxbridge man has been ordered to pay £1,833 after being caught fraudulently using a family member’s Blue Badge to park a company vehicle, following a...
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Misuse of Blue Badge costs Uxbridge man £1,800
• AN Uxbridge man has been ordered to pay £1,833 after being caught fraudulently using a family member’s Blue Badge to park a company vehicle, following a council investigation.
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