BBC News
Drivers given parking tickets by a council in Hertfordshire could be entitled to a refund after an error in wording came to light. 
A traffic penalty tribunal has deemed as invalid all enforcements issued by the authority since 30 March 2008.
St Albans District Council's documents were out of date as legal wording had not changed since the 2004 Traffic Management Act, the tribunal ruled.

The Northern Echo
By Deborah Johnson
A VEHICLE-TRACKING company from the North-East is in talks with London’s transport bosses to use its groundbreaking technology to combat the capital’s parking problems. 
FleetM8, based in Boldon, South Tyneside, is working with software specialists DLAB to create “virtual loading bays”, which allow commercial vehicles to deliver goods using a system similar to the way air traffic controllers manage flights in and out of airports.

NE Business
TEESSIDE University is involved in a groundbreaking project that could put an end to London’s congestion and parking problems.
DLAB - a team of researchers and digital specialists at the university - is working with South Tyneside vehicle tracking firm FleetM8 to create virtual loading bays which allow commercial vehicles to deliver goods using a system similar to the way air traffic controllers manage flights in and out of airports.

Shields Gazette

NE Business
A VEHICLE-tracking company is in talks with London’s transport bosses to use its groundbreaking technology to combat the capital's parking problems.
South Tyneside-based FleetM8 is working with software specialists DLAB to create ‘virtual loading bays’ which allow commercial vehicles to deliver goods using a system similar to the way air traffic controllers manage flights in and out of airports.