FUMING local residents penned an angry note to a driver who parked so badly a food delivery driver could not get down a street.

       The car blocked the road, leaving the Asda worker forced to park away from his destination and walk all the way to the customer's door.

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       The note complained about the awful parking which obstructed the road Credit: Staffordshire Live / BPM Media

       An anonymous resident left the note behind the driver's windscreen wiper on a street in Burton, Staffordshire.

       It read: "Please think before leaving your car parked like this down this street.

       "If an emergency vehicle needed to get through, it couldn't. Please think of others!"

       Another local resident said: "We have a serious issue with double-parking and the council have been informed in the past.

       "We as neighbours have had to put notes on cars parked explaining they were causing an obstruction.

       "Residents are concerned if an emergency vehicle cannot get down, someone may suffer."

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       Police and the council said they will whether to install double-yellow lines on St Matthews Street.

       It comes as a driver left a brutal reply after a neighbour left another angry note on his car complaining about his parking.

       After making a fuss about him parking in the space for two weeks and threatening to get the council involved - the driver outwitted the complainer with his response.

       And a woman was left shocked after receiving a rude note from a neighbour threatening to report her to the council over her “awful” parking.

       In the angry letter, the neighbour has said she could no longer get off her driveway - leaving the woman to claim that it is actually the note-writer’s fault for not being able to drive properly.

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       The Asda driver was apparently blocked during the delivery Credit: Alamy