Skip to content

02 Parking or loading in a restricted street Reigate & Banstead

449 Views 4 Replies

0 Members and 155 Guests are viewing this topic.

#1
Hi All

About a month ago I parked briefly while picking something up for no more than a couple of minutes at around 21.00.  As I returned to my car I noticed an attendant next to my car.  I drove away before he had chance to issue my ticket on my windscreen.  I have now received a Notice to Owner.  The fee would have been £35.00 but has now gone upto £70.00, however I was never issued with a PCN and none arrived by post. I would like to contest this on the grounds that no ticket was issued.  I am not sure what proof they will have other than me driving away.  I would appreciate some guidance on this.

Thank you
Claire

https://imgur.com/a/fixed-penalty-notice-ldlGexZ
Last Edit: February 12, 2025, 08:22:02 pm by claire1967
Re: 02 Parking or loading in a restricted street Reigate & Banstead
Reply #1 on:
#2
One of the Council's evidence photos which is timestamped at 20:24 shows the yellow PCN envelope attached to the nearside of the car windscreen.

The subsequent service of the Notice to Owner on the Registered Keeper is the next stage in the process when the on-site PCN has not been paid within the relevant 28 day period.

That contradicts your assertion that "I drove away before he had chance to issue my ticket on my windscreen".

Why might that be?
Re: 02 Parking or loading in a restricted street Reigate & Banstead
Reply #2 on:
#3
Hi

That is very odd, I have seen the photos and it is me getting into my car.  I believe it must have been photoshopped because he had not finished issuing the ticket he took photos of me driving away but their was no PCN on my car, I am certain of that.  I would have paid the reduced amount had there been a ticket on the car.
Last Edit: February 13, 2025, 07:04:51 am by claire1967
Re: 02 Parking or loading in a restricted street Reigate & Banstead
Reply #3 on:
#4
See the other SCC thread which is current. Yours has the same issues:

Procedural impropriety:
2 incorrect grounds of representation and WILL v MAY statement in the context of the service of a Charge Cert.

Plus the dates of Service of PCN and NTO. Who the hell proofread the NTO??