The cabbie had been forced to wait for the group in his minibus-style taxi in the car park of the 59-acre theme park as they were delayed in leaving the site.

He did not leave the vehicle but received a letter a week later from Smart Parking, an enforcer acting on behalf of Pleasurewood Hills, threatening legal action for not paying to park.

The letter included a CCTV image of the driver entering the car park at 16:02 and another of him departing at 16:18.

Roy Symonds, a retired driver who now works as a legal representative for the Great Yarmouth Taxi........

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