PCN while loading and unloading

[joshf]

I got a council parking charge when I was loading and unloading while moving home. I told the parking attendant that before she had gave out the fine and she rudely said she doesnt care. I appealed the charge saying that but the person who replied clearly didnt read a single bit of the appeal and they claim I should have paid and there is signage near by. The signs dont say anything about restricted loading at all so should I take this to a tribunal?

[PallasAthena]

How long were you parked for?

This is the London Councils advice, check website of council who issued PCN for their version (including re maximum time)


https://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/se...-and-unloading

Do you consider you were complying with all the rules as explained on the link?

If so I'd say you have grounds for appeal, although it's a while since I did one and I can't remember the exact procedure for that. Note on the link the guidance about presenting supporting paperwork in any appeal.

[joshf]

I got a council parking charge when I was loading and unloading while moving home. I told the parking attendant that before she had gave out the fine and she rudely said she doesnt care. I appealed the charge saying that but the person who replied clearly didnt read a single bit of the appeal and they claim I should have paid and there is signage near by. The signs dont say anything about restricted loading at all so should I take this to a tribunal?

it was Glasgow council. I was unloading while in a parking bay. The parking attendant said its a residential parking zone with no loading or unloading but there's not signage at the entrance to say that, nor does the time limit signs mention anything about loading/unlading.

The council didnt read my appeal and just rejected my first appeal.

should I give in to the council corruption or fight it?

[des8]

You might like to post on Pepipoo as they seem to be the experts on Penalty Charge notices issued by local authorities (www.pepipoo.com)