News about Scott Davis

Residents in Herne, Kent - including Scott Davis (pictured) thought it was an April Fools joke when they read that all-day charges were skyrocketing from £2.20 to £15. But it was no laughing matter and the price increase on the School Lane car park was there to stay - despite residents warning it would hit small businesses the hardest. Now, four months on, the residents claim local firms are suffering - while Canterbury City Council (CCC) is 'raking it in'.

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Motorists in a quaint Kent village have been left stunned by a steep price hike in car parking charges - as locals now fear they'll receive a ticket while attending appointments. Residents in Herne, Kent, were left scratching their heads and emptying their pockets over the 'unreasonable' cost of parking in School Lane Car Park. Motorists were shocked to discover on April 1 that the cost of all-day parking had jumped from £2.20 to a staggering £15 - with a number of locals believing they had been fooled in an April Fool's Day joke. Ten days after the implementation of the steep price increase, residents now claim that usage of the car park has already decreased - and local businesses are being affected. Retired builder Scott Davis' daughter recently took over the nearby Smugglers Inn pub, which has no onsite parking

Scott Davis (pictured left), 39, of Melksham, Wiltshire, whose sister Stacey was jailed for child cruelty, assaulted the child at night after reportedly threatening to walk her home to shield her from'sick' men. The former rugby player brought her down a windy lane, pulled her closer, kissed her on the lips as she assaulted her for about two minutes. Davis denied the offence at first, but was found guilty at Salisbury Crown Court on Wednesday. Since her baby Ethan (inset) died alone at home in June 2018, Davis' sister (right) is serving a two-year prison term.