Lincoln. I can help with this one £4,000. (source, Halcrow survey) and Me.

I would think it would be considerably less , but the point is that even in areas where numeral controls have been lifted, the original plates can still hold the value, and by not including these areas it creates a totally false impression.

Mid Sussex. Open to legal challenge, it says. Go for it Sussex.

Just a stab in the dark, Mr T, but I'll guess at £45,000

I would imagine that you could buy all the Birmingham plates £45,000.

As the lads would go down the council and get another one for £0,000.

I appreciate what you are saying, but for anybody reading the list who is not as conversant as you or I and some others, it creates the impression that restricted areas are the only places with a plate price, when in fact in certain areas licences that are attached to saloon vehicles do still demand a high value, I think £45,000 was a price in one area was it not.

Whether you restrict the number of vehicles, or place conditions on licences that can be issued freely, there will always be somebody who is prepared to pay to jump the queue.

the only way to stop this is to make licences freely available without conditions, I do not honestly think that it would suit either of us do you?

So you never see attached the condition.... a driver must of held a Licence 3/4/5 years to be eligible.

Fit and proper person