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Bristol’s parking wars comes to ITV

By Bristol24/7  Sunday Sep 27, 2015

Bristol’s battle against residents parking is coming to the small screen.

Parking Wars on ITV on Tuesday will see the world of ballet getting caught up in the latest installation of RPZ sweeping the city.

The documentary will feature 97-year-old Bristol School of Dancing owner Angela Redgrave angry at the new parking regulations in Clifton.

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In other parts of the city, Darth Vader is seen using his force to confuse the council trying to prevent the necessary new signage to be installed.

Parking Wars is on ITV at 8pm on Tuesday, September 29.

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