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Camden is one of the boroughs that has a special zone for disabled parking where you can't use the normal blue badge rules and this is in its green badge zone. Even with a green badge you can't park on yellow lines.

I think all you have is an ask for discretion.

Is this something ok to write for appeal
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to challenge Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) number CU72332314, issued on 05/10/2025 at 22:17 on Great Queen Street, London.
At the time, I was transporting my mother, who is a registered Blue Badge holder, to a family wedding at the Grand Connaught Rooms. Her Blue Badge and time clock were correctly displayed in the vehicle.
I parked on a double yellow line under the understanding that Blue Badge holders are permitted to park for up to 3 hours, provided there are no loading restrictions. At the location, I did not observe any kerb markings or signage indicating loading restrictions or that the area was part of Camden’s Green Badge Zone.
I was unaware that Great Queen Street falls within Camden’s Green Badge Zone, which I now understand has stricter rules for Blue Badge holders. However, the lack of visible signage or kerb markings made it unclear that additional restrictions applied.
I respectfully request that you consider the following:
My mother’s Blue Badge and time clock were clearly displayed.
There were no visible kerb markings or signs indicating loading restrictions or Green Badge Zone boundaries.
The time of parking (22:17) was outside normal controlled hours, and I believed I was complying with Camden’s Blue Badge parking rules.
This the first time I have travelled to this part of London and not familiar with it.
I have attached photographs of the location wedding invitation card and the Blue Badge display for your reference.
Thank you for your time and I would appreciate very much if consideration can be given on this occasion.
 

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The whole street was full of cars, limousines etc the only space I could find was where I parked and I saw another person parking in front of me who was also assisting there mother to the event and they displayed their blue badge. The time we parked and went in the building was 8:00 we were late and we finished and came out after 11:00

Ok thanks

Any advice on what else I could add on the representation please
Thanks

Ok, is the below representation ok to send
Thanks
To Whom It May Concern,
I am writing to challenge Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) number CU72332314, issued on 05/10/2025 at 22:17 on Great Queen Street, London.
At the time, I was transporting my mother, who is a registered Blue Badge holder, to a family wedding at the Grand Connaught Rooms. Her Blue Badge and time clock were correctly displayed in the vehicle.
I parked on a double yellow line under the understanding that Blue Badge holders are permitted to park for up to 3 hours, provided there are no loading restrictions. At the location, I did not observe any kerb markings or signage indicating loading restrictions or that the area was part of Camden’s Green Badge Zone.
I was unaware that Great Queen Street falls within Camden’s Green Badge Zone, which I now understand has stricter rules for Blue Badge holders. However, the lack of visible signage or kerb markings made it unclear that additional restrictions applied.
I respectfully request that you consider the following:
My mother’s Blue Badge and time clock were clearly displayed.
There were no visible kerb markings or signs indicating loading restrictions or Green Badge Zone boundaries.
The time of parking (22:17) was outside normal controlled hours, and I believed I was complying with Camden’s Blue Badge parking rules.
This the first time I have travelled to this part of London and not familiar with it.
I have attached photographs of the location wedding invitation card and the Blue Badge display for your reference.
Thank you for your time and I would appreciate very much if consideration can be given on this occasion.