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  • Parking on private road

    Hi

    I am looking for some advice. I parked on a private road - apparantly there are signs, i only noticed the double yellow lines so parked, left my daughter in the car and put my disabled badge and clock in the window. Was no more than 5 mins and left. A week later I received a charge notice £70 reduced to £45 if paid within 14 days (although this must be without the need for further correspondence). It doesnt say what I have contraveined , only that I ignored notices and that I can not park there at any time. It caught me on cctv and then my details were bought from the DVLA. It goes on to advise that if you have a blue badge i can appeal and all cases are reviewed but to send the cheque anyway.

    I wrote back to say i did have a badge, I enclosed a coipy of it and advised i wasnt happy to pay the fine so i did not enclose the cheque. I was unaware i could park there with a blue badge and that did not see any signs that there was cctv etc. (they say there was which i can check)

    They have responded to my letter to advise that my letter was indignant and that i cant park wherever i fancy just because i have a badge and the fine is nw £70, pay soon to prevent further action.

    Please can you advise if this is a legal charge and it has to be paid as I know there are some scams and i am very worried
    thanks

    Knighty


  • #2
    Re: Parking on private road

    What's the name of the firm that has sent you this demand ?

    Seems I have my private parking head on, oh well.

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    • #3
      Re: Parking on private road

      Normally Penalty Charge Notices from a council offer a discount if paid within a certain amount of days and generally, privately issued Parking Charge Notices only inform you of the amount it will rise by if not paid.

      Who is the ticket actually from?

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