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A retired teacher who refused to pay an English-only parking fine in Wales could face a £10,000 legal bill.<br/><br/>Language campaigner Toni Schiavone will appear in court in Aberystwyth for the fourth time on May 13.<br/><br/>It is over his refusal to pay an English-only parking charge notice - after the parking company One Parking Solution won an appeal to reintroduce the case in January.<br/><br/>This is despite the judge, Gareth Humphreys, warning that the company should carefully consider the value of continuing with a case that has already been \
A retired teacher who refused to pay an English-only parking fine in Wales could face a £10,000 legal bill.<br/><br/>Language campaigner Toni Schiavone will appear in court in Aberystwyth for the fourth time on May 13.<br/><br/>It is over his refusal to pay an English-only parking charge notice - after the parking company One Parking Solution won an appeal to reintroduce the case in January.<br/><br/>This is despite the judge, Gareth Humphreys, warning that the company should carefully consider the value of continuing with a case that has already been \
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