A father says he has been "hounded" for seven months over a parking ticket due to his dyslexic son accidentally entering the wrong digits on the machine.
Colin Marshall, 62, said he has appealed four times over the parking fine, which has now reached £170, in the course of seven months.
He had visited Fantasy Island in Skegness, Lincolnshire, with his son Kieran Ramsey, 29, and Kieran's one-year-old son. They paid for a £6-day ticket but was left with a £30 fine due to entering the wrong car registration number.
