Dropped kerb tactile paving needs to be sacrosanct.

Is the road sign for pedestrians to warn them about the pavement parking ahead? Local private hire taxi too.

Cowley Centre earlier today.

Back in the day you'd arrange a parking suspension (that still happens in some more genteel parts of Oxford), and your removal van could have kerbside access. But elderly pedestrians, wheelchair users, & pushchairs don't matter much, anyway, they can just go around surely?

Not attending a funeral. Parked outside their offices.

Yellow lines and dropped kerbs into a parklet are overrated anyway. Often the whole dropped kerb is used as overflow parking, but why not when the consequences are nada.

4xfaux✔️ electric ✔️Pavement ✔️Blind corner✔️Double yellow lines✔️White hatched markings✔️
I've given up bothering to report it as nothing is done.

Pavement & bus stop fouling in Henley Avenue recently.