Fake QR codes appear Lytham St Annes parking machines

Scammers are placing bogus QR codes on parking machines a Lancashire town.

Fylde Council has been removed fake stickers that have been put on pay & display machines and tariff boards across Lytham St Annes.

The council has advised anyone who had used the QR codes to contact Lancashire Police and their bank.

Some drivers who have used the codes said money had been taken from their accounts. Writing on Facebook, a woman said she had used the St Annes beach car park and was scammed out of...

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