article_snippet: A 72-year-old woman paid to have a white line painted on the road in front of A 72-year-old woman home on Culmington Road, Birmingham, and 'no parking' written on the pavement.
article_snippet: The 72-year-old woman, who does not want to be named, paid to have a white line painted on the road in front of her home on Culmington Road, Birmingham, and 'no parking' written on the pavement the pavement .
article_snippet: the police told me to put something visible up so people would know there's no parking.' 'I have lived here 20 years and this is the first time I have had any trouble. '
article_snippet: I don't mind people parking on the public bit but not parking on her driveway that I paid to make.'
article_snippet: People with drop kerbs don't want people parking on People with drop kerbs but to go to the extreme of painting it yourself is ludicrous. '
article_snippet: As if Birmingham doesn't have enough litter on the streets, we're are teaching people it's OK to paint lines on the footpath.
article_snippet: A spokesman for Birmingham City Council said: 'A spokesman for Birmingham City Council doesn't have the right to paint on the road because road markings are subject to traffic laws. '
article_snippet: If it's on A spokesman for Birmingham City Council property that's different but if it's on her property's on the public highway, it's on her property's not allowed.'
highlights_snippet: Paid to have line painted on the road and 'no parking' written on pavement .
  