Garry Kay, threatened with court action over a £255 parking charge by Excel Parking, saw his case discontinued unexpectedly, leading him to advocate for others to stand up against unjust parking charges. Kay had faced significant stress over the issue, particularly from the financial burden during the holiday season. His case, alongside that of Rosey Hudson, has drawn attention in the House of Commons, where politicians described such charges as exploitative. Kay’s experience underlines the challenges faced by individuals dealing with private parking enforcement.