on 18 Sep, 2025 13:52 in Private parking tickets
on 18 Sep, 2025 11:13 in Private parking tickets
on 28 Aug, 2025 22:31 in Private parking tickets



And these are the other documents that were in the envelope:




on 22 Jun, 2025 22:21 in Private parking tickets
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on 14 May, 2025 12:02 in Private parking tickets

on 11 May, 2025 22:24 in Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on)


and their video:https://youtu.be/H61uweb0fpY My photos.3rd Dec 2024:


Photos from 11th March 2025:


Showing 5 of the 6 signs at entry to the road.
on 09 May, 2025 09:44 in Private parking tickets
on 27 Apr, 2025 22:42 in Private parking tickets
I'll let you all know how we get on.Best wishes,Toby
on 25 Apr, 2025 22:47 in Private parking tickets

Is it a good idea to use the template reply you suggested last time with a little bit of editing?eg. (previous template with strikethrough and added words in red):Subject: Charge Notice 987187 – Keeper Appeal (Not the Driver)To: appeals@acesecurities.co.ukDear Ace Security Services,I am the Registered Keeper of vehicle DF14 KYP in respect of your Charge Notice number 987187, issued on 13/03/2025 at The Pelhams 1, Wimbledon.Let’s be clear...The wording on the reverse of your Charge Notice claiming that “CNs can only be appealed by the driver” is utter nonsense. Nowhere in the BPA/IPC Private Parking Single Code of Practice (PPSCoP) does it state that the Keeper cannot appeal, regardless of whether the notice is a Notice to Driver (NtD) or a Notice to Keeper (NtK). That statement is misleading, legally baseless, and potentially breaches the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008.I was not the driver, and I am under no obligation to identify the driver. I have now provided you with the Keeper’s full name and serviceable address. As such, under Paragraph 5(1)(b) of Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, you do not need to request my data from the DVLA.If you now apply to the DVLA for my data, despite receiving it, you will be:• In breach of your DVLA KADOE contract• In breach of UK GDPR, and• Liable to be reported to both the DVLA and the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).You now have a choice to:• Accept this appeal as you are required to do under the PPSCoP, or not.• If you prefer to play games, send a Notice to Keeper to the name and address provided. I will then appeal again on the same basis.Either way, the NtD is not PoFA compliant. It fails to specify any period of parking, which is a mandatory requirement under Schedule 4 of PoFA. Merely recording an "observed time" followed by a "time of issue" one minute later does not establish any meaningful parking period. More importantly, a one-minute observation falls well within the mandatory consideration period (as set out in the Private Parking Single Code of Practice) during which a driver is entitled to review the signage and choose to leave without accepting any contract. Accordingly, no contract can be formed and no breach can occur. This point has already been successfully argued and is now persuasive case law following Brennan v Premier Parking Solutions (2023) [H6DP632H], should you be bothered to look it up.Any attempt to ignore this appeal or use my details unlawfully will result in immediate formal complaints.Regards,[Full Name]Registered Keeper[Address]
on 22 Apr, 2025 11:24 in Private parking tickets
on 25 Mar, 2025 19:53 in Private parking tickets
on 25 Mar, 2025 12:36 in Private parking tickets
on 25 Mar, 2025 12:35 in Private parking tickets
My wife is the registered keeper. I parked the car. I definitely do not want to pay up as it has most certainly angered me that they hand out tickets to those parked in designated bays for visitors. So I am happy to go 'all the way' against these cowboys.Appeals to be made within 28 days. You mentioned wait until day 27th. Happy to do this.With that in mind, what would you recommend I write in the appeal (on 9th April)? The registered keeper of this vehicle contends that no infringement of the terms and conditions took place and no liability will be accepted. The car was parked in a visitors bay.
on 19 Mar, 2025 21:22 in Private parking tickets


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