Bexley, code 62 parked with one or more wheels on or over a footpath

The 14-day period for making a risk-free* challenge and payment of the discount ends today, 22 Apr(14 days beginning on 9th, not from 9th).

I'd make simple reps that you understood that parking with 2 wheels on the footway was allowed in the road as you have seen cars doing this on a regular basis. If you are wrong then you apologise and would ask the authority to exercise discretion and cancel as this is your first** PCN.


*- you haven't posted the back of the PCN, so I'm assuming that this provision - which is commonplace- is included.

**- if true.

Are you the registered keeper with current DVLA

• Traffic and transportation sub-committee report of 15th  September 1994
• Public Works Committee Agenda of 13 October 1994 (see page 308 for a map of Olron Crescent)
• Public Works Committee minutes of 13 October 1994
• Full council resolution of 11 November 1994

You could include:

I believe the contravention may not in case have occurred as you have probably passed a resolution disapplying the footway parking ban on Hall Place Crescent given the presence of such parking elsewhere in the road.

Please confirm the existence of this resolution and its extent in considering my challenge.

Based on @cp8759's documents posted on a similar subject about Bexley council, it doesn't look like this road was applied a resolution, happy to be corrected though if I missed anything.

• Traffic and transportation sub-committee report of 15th  September 1994
• Public Works Committee Agenda of 13 October 1994 (see page 308 for a map of Olron Crescent)
• Public Works Committee minutes of 13 October 1994
• Full council resolution of 11 November 1994

Quote from: stamfordman on April 22, 2025, 10:18:42 am

You could include:

I believe the contravention may not in case have occurred as you have probably passed a resolution disapplying the footway parking ban on Hall Place Crescent given the presence of such parking elsewhere in the road.

Please confirm the existence of this resolution and its extent in considering my challenge.

Draft representation:

Dear London Borough of Bexley,

Footway parking is allowed on Hall Place Crescent, there are numerous parking bays painted partly on the footpath and and no signs indicate that footway parking is permitted only within those bays. In the circumstances I contend that the contravention did not occur because there must be a footway parking resolution allowing footway parking on this road, if you believe I have contravened the terms of that resolution then I ask that you supply a copy.

Yours faithfully,

Take a screenshot of the confirmation page. You cannot rely on some other footway parking resolution for some other location, as there is likely a different one for this location, but it's still up to the council to produce it.