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Live cases legal advice => Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) => Topic started by: saiki on July 27, 2025, 08:20:11 pm
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Got a response from Enfield, seems you are entitled to park in business parking bays.
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I assume the rules do not apply for business permits? Therefore even with a disabled badge you are not entitled to park in these spots?
I will appeal tomorrow on the ground you suggest and see what they say, it’s 50/50 and yes there was no parking anywhere.
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Looks like you were in a business permit bay?
It's a harsh one that they should consider for discretion but may have been pressure on spaces.
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Registration Mark - HT24XUO - PCN - EF15857545
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Am I missing something?
Yes - the PCN number and VRM.
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I parked in a residential bay in Enfield town to return to see that I have been given a ticket for parking in a residential only bay. My understanding from Enfield Councils website is that I am allowed to park in residential only slots displaying a disabled badge.
Am I missing something?
https://www.enfield.gov.uk/services/parking/disabled-persons-parking-permits.
The website states
In Enfield, you can park for an unlimited time in the following areas:
Car parks:
Disabled bay
Pay to park bay
On-street:
Pay to park bay
Resident permit only bay
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