Parking charge - Kennack Sands

Hi,

Just looking for some advice on how I can go about appealing a penalty I received for parking at Kennack Sands.

- I purchased a ticket for up to 2 hours and paid by card, I have a record of the debit that was taken.
- Unfortunately the ticket has been misplaced so I do not have it as evidence that I paid
- The time on the charge states I entered the car park at 14:32 and left at 16:14
- When looking at my bank account the amount taken was only £2.00, when the price board at the car park showed up to two hours as being £2.40.
- There is no £2.00 charge, up to 1 hour is £1.40 and up to 3 hours is £3.40 and 8 hours is £7.50

Any ideas on whether my proof of payment from my bank would be enough to show I had paid, and any help with how to approach appealing this would be great!

Many Thanks

Welcome, but please read https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/read-this-first-private-parking-charges-forum-guide/ for at least two reasons:

• Identifying the driver may be a mistake
• We need to see more details, copies of what you’ve received and sent

And it’s a speculative invoice, not a penalty. Private firms can’t issue penalties. The word won’t appear on their invoice.

Hi,

Just looking for some advice on how I can go about appealing a parking charge notice received for parking at Kennack Sands.

Driver entered the car park, found a space and parked up
Ticket was purchased at the machine for "up to 2 hours" by debit card

Parking charge notice received in the post on Saturday 30th August
Ticket states car entered at 14:32 and exit at 16:14
Debit on account for parking was for £2.00
The copy of the parking ticket has been misplaced
My mother is the registered keeper of the vehicle

Here is a copy of the parking charge notice https://imgur.com/a/gU2GsZk

Image of cost of parking https://imgur.com/a/9aNvmcw

Copy of debit from account https://imgur.com/a/Kzh7mJp

Any ideas on whether proof of payment from bank would be enough to show payment had been made for "up to 2 hours", and any help with how to approach appealing this would be great!

Many Thanks

2 hours is £2.40 but only £2 was paid, so on the face of it, it was short. Was the correct reg input?

The reg input was correct and when the ticket was purchased from the machine the + button was pressed to 2 hours, only noticed that £2 had been charged when the parking charge notice had been received.