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Westminster Targets Supercars in Mayfair Parking Crackdown

12/10/2025

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Westminster City Council launched a crackdown on parking in Mayfair, targeting supercars.
A Saudi-registered Rolls-Royce, valued at £250,000, was towed from Grosvenor Square after residents complained about Chancery Rosewood hotel guests parking on pavement.
The council said penalty charge notices have been ineffective, especially for foreign-registered vehicles.
Max Sullivan, Westminster City Council cabinet member, emphasizes safe pedestrian access and condemns pavement parking.
Other illegally parked cars were moved by their owners.

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Westminster City Council launched a crackdown on parking in Mayfair, targeting supercars.
A Saudi-registered Rolls-Royce, valued at £250,000, was towed from Grosvenor Square after residents complained about Chancery Rosewood hotel guests parking on pavement.
The council said penalty charge notices have been ineffective, especially for foreign-registered vehicles.
Max Sullivan, Westminster City Council cabinet member, emphasizes safe pedestrian access and condemns pavement parking.
Other illegally parked cars were moved by their owners.