It's a fun little story, but it's not really the 'victory for the people' that it claims to be.
I find it interesting that the complainant is a political campaigner.
And... I couldn't help noticing the quote from the local authorities:
"As such, the contractor has been reprimanded and the particular driver of the vehicle will no longer work in Westminster going forward."
Did he really say ".. will no longer be working in Westminster going forward"?
Beyond the obvious comedy scenario of him driving his van in reverse, I find myself wondering what the phrase adds to the meaning of the sentence. It adds nothing. This sort of sloppy English is beneath the contempt of anyone with a brain. I blame Bullshit Bingo.
And... why did he have to say "particular driver of the vehicle"?
What does the word 'particular' add to the soup?
Rant over.
For now.