David Beckham risks angering Cotswolds locals as he’s caught parking on double yellow line for the SECOND time in weeks
DAVID Beckham has been pictured parking on a double yellow line whilst running errands in the Cotswolds for the second time in a matter of weeks.
David, 45, is currently isolating at his property in the picturesque area with wife Victoria Beckham and three of their children.
But some of the local residents may not be too happy when they realise David's parking habits when going food shopping.
The former footballer was picture heading into upmarket deli Mr Bumbles in Burford, Oxon, Oxfordshire, on Monday - but clearly didn't feel like walking very far.
The father-of-four pulled up right outside the store and left his black Land Rover Defender on a double yellow line outside.
A double yellow line means no parking at any time, with drivers only allowed to stop for loading, unloading and passengers getting in or out the vehicle - if loading restrictions apply.
Also, sometimes a sign will specify time or seasonal restrictions.
Drivers risk being given a £70 fine if caught, but this can be reduced by 50 per cent if it is paid within 14 days.
The Sun Online has contacted David's representative asking for comment.
David and Harper's latest shopping trip comes 10 days after their previous outing together, where David apparently wasn't wearing his seatbelt and once again parked on double yellows.
According to reports, the former sportsman was once again heading to the deli with his eight-year-old daughter.
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David has only recently returned to the driver's seat after receiving a six-month driving ban a year ago for using his mobile phone at the wheel of his £100,000 Bentley.
At a court hearing last May, David was banned from driving for six months and ordered to pay a £750 fine after admitting using his phone while driving in slow moving traffic in London in November 2018.