Police warn those committing offences they will be fined
People who park on pavements are being warned to expect a fixed penalty notice.
Police say it's one of the most common complaints received from members of the public.
Up until now officers have issued advisory notices but say so far 'this has not helped'.
Any vehicles found committing an offence by parking, or stopping, on pavements will now receive a fine.
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