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Private parking tickets / Re: Royal Free Hospital - Appeal on ticket
« on: August 07, 2026, 11:10:37 am »
Oh Thanks. Could a moderator please delete the original post with the link and I will re attach without details.
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Private parking tickets / Re: Royal Free Hospital - Appeal on ticket
« on: August 05, 2026, 05:31:38 pm »
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Please see attached. You can see it was not parked or in the car park all they have an image of is the car entering towards the car park and then leaving 50 minutes later. We also stated we were happy to share a copy of the alternative parking ticket to which they responded “it’s with a different company so wouldn’t make a difference” over the phone and to refer back to their response on 17th July.
Please see attached. You can see it was not parked or in the car park all they have an image of is the car entering towards the car park and then leaving 50 minutes later. We also stated we were happy to share a copy of the alternative parking ticket to which they responded “it’s with a different company so wouldn’t make a difference” over the phone and to refer back to their response on 17th July.
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Private parking tickets / Royal Free Hospital - Appeal on ticket
« on: August 05, 2026, 10:26:33 am »
Hi all,
Wanted some advice on a parking ticket my partner received from “Parkingeye Ltd” - he took me to the Royal Free hospital on 4th June for a pregnancy scan. Knowing what a nightmare the Royal Free is with parking, we arrived an hour early to attempt to wait/ find a spot. We sat in a queue of cars for 50 minutes there were 4 cars in front waiting to get in to the car park during this time with no movement - before I had to jump out of the car to not miss my appointment, and my partner then drove off to look for an alternative parking spot locally where he would then walk back to the hospital to meet me (hoping he’d make it on time for the scan) which he just about done.
He appealed the ticket online and showed them his alternative parking space ticket, to which they have declined.
I’m not sure how we can further appeal this as at the time we had no idea we’d be sent a ticket and didn’t take photos of the car to show we were in a queue but this ticket feels unreasonable and unfair considering at no point was he parked up.
Any advice or guidance would be appreciated on this.
Thank you
Lucy
Wanted some advice on a parking ticket my partner received from “Parkingeye Ltd” - he took me to the Royal Free hospital on 4th June for a pregnancy scan. Knowing what a nightmare the Royal Free is with parking, we arrived an hour early to attempt to wait/ find a spot. We sat in a queue of cars for 50 minutes there were 4 cars in front waiting to get in to the car park during this time with no movement - before I had to jump out of the car to not miss my appointment, and my partner then drove off to look for an alternative parking spot locally where he would then walk back to the hospital to meet me (hoping he’d make it on time for the scan) which he just about done.
He appealed the ticket online and showed them his alternative parking space ticket, to which they have declined.
I’m not sure how we can further appeal this as at the time we had no idea we’d be sent a ticket and didn’t take photos of the car to show we were in a queue but this ticket feels unreasonable and unfair considering at no point was he parked up.
Any advice or guidance would be appreciated on this.
Thank you
Lucy
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