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Hi,As an update, the PCN has been cancelled by Community Health Partnerships.As mentioned in my initial post, I had contacted feedback@communityhealthpartnerships.co.uk (as suggested by PALS), and they agreed to cancel the PCN "as a gesture of good will" as it was due to an "honest mistake" (quotations are their words), I had proven we had a hospital appointment at the time of the incident.They also warned they will not intervene for any future PCNs.Hope this is useful to others who have similar experiences.Thanks,Daniel.

Thank you.Are you saying it is unreasonable for the parking company to be charging this fine (as we parked in order to use the hospital facilities, which should be free of charge) and PALS and/or the hospital have a responsibility to manage the actions of their third party contractor?

Thanks for the reply.PALS are not located at this particular hospital and PALS for the trust were not able to help too much, as other sites use a different operator. They suggesting emailing Feedback@communityhealthpartnerships.co.uk, and I await their response.The hospital itself were not helpful at all.I link below to copies of the fine and parking notices.https://ibb.co/zTfBsM0chttps://ibb.co/9kdbZvndhttps://ibb.co/2189yVzrThanks again,Daniel.

Hi,Not sure if there's a way out of this, but "the driver" forgot to register our car at Finchley Memorial Hospital for an appointment for my son, on 12 Oct 2025.Parking would have been free had the car been registered, but instead we have been fined £85 (reduced to £50 if paid by 31 Oct 2025).Details:

• Date of Event: 12 Oct 2025
• Date Issued: 17 Oct 2025
• Location: Finchley Memorial Hospital - Finchley
• Time in Car Park: 48 minutes
• Entry Time: 12 Oct 2025 14:02:13
• Exit Time: 12 Oct 2025 14:50:19
• Contravention: Your vehicle was not authorised to park

Is there any way out of this, or do we take the hit?We've emailed Feedback@communityhealthpartnerships.co.uk, as apparently they can sometimes help, awaiting their response (which probably won't be in time for the reduced payment).Thanks in advance,Daniel.

I didn't think we had grounds for appeal at the time, only asked the question when I saw this thread...

My wife was fined a few months ago for the left turn onto Tilling Road and we paid the fine. Is it too late to challenge this, as Barnet says you cannot appeal once you’ve paid…?