A WOMAN who was about to be given a parking fine by a traffic warden in Broad Haven on the weekend was saved the expense, after locals enjoying a pint in the beer garden bought her a parking ticket in her absence.
Claire Dawes had been to Broad Haven on Sunday (May 19) and had failed to purchase a parking ticket.
On returning to the car, she discovered a note attached to her wiper blade, which read: “The traffic warden was going to give you a ticket so I bought you a ticket and saved you the fine.
“Happy Sunday from the locals in the Galleon Beer Garden.”
Attached to the note was a parking ticket, purchased at 7.17pm yesterday evening.
Claire posted a photograph of this to Facebook, saying: “So I decide to take the kids to Broad Haven for a kick around with the football for a hour tonight before my nightshift and didn’t put a ticket on a car as it was late. Return from the beach to find this – so lovely to know there are still good people in the world – thank you so much to the lovely people who did this xxx”
The post has been liked almost 1,000 times and has had at the time of writing, almost 200 shares.
