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What is the code on your annual permit?
It would need to be WD to be valid there.

Yep WD on permit. But permit does not apply in that bay although it does in the next one and further down the road. So confusing.

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I was back within the hour. But I didn’t use the RingGo app as I thought my permit covered where I was parked…

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I just thought once I was inside the permit area (which I was) it would be ok…

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Hi all

I just took my son to the doctors and thought I had parked where my annual parking permit was valid. I find the signage in the area confusing and dont think it is fair that I have a parking ticket on return to my car. Is there anything I can raise here to challenge ? I have included the PCN tomorrow and the signage where I parked and further down the road. I dont think it is clear that my permit is not valid where I parked . I have included further signage a bit further along the road which also in my view makes it more complicated to find parking then it should be...











The google Streetview is from Sept 2024, has the sign for the bay but not with the permit sign which was put there is this year when the permit scheme was introduced.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/N2xLTrGgztieSPZm6

The last 2 photos are from further down the road. Its very confusing. Any advice would be appreciated. Want to avoid an expensive doctors visit for my sick 9 year old if I can. If you need any further info please reply.

Thanks

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Here is the LB Redbridge Rejection letter I received today....









Any thoughts on next steps here?

Thanks

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Hi

My wife was driving and didn't realise their was a school restriction on the road here....there is signage indicating the times it is valid....anything doing or just pay it....





https://maps.app.goo.gl/jrMWDfAvRe9xh3kd8

https://imgpile.com/p/m7WqkdV#JpygVv2

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Redbridge have now cancelled the PCN as a "gesture of goodwill".

Thanks very much to @cp8759 for his work here. He is indeed a wizard of the first order!

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Next time you go to any airport without a barrier system, but where they still want to extort money from motorists, you don't have to pay. All you do is wait for the Notice to Keeper and appeal only as the Keeper without blabbing the drivers identity, inadvertently or otherwise. You simply remind APCOA or whichever unregulated private parking company is running the scam, that you refer them to the answer given in Arkell v Pressdram (1971) because they can only hold the driver liable and you, the Keeper, are under no legal obligation to identify the driver to a private company for an alleged contravention that took place on 'non relevant land'.

Even if you did nothing and ignored everything that comes your way, such as powerless debt recovery threats and such, nothing would happen because APCOA are benign and do not litigate.

It's your money.

Thanks. All clear advice. I think on this one however I have jumped the gun and named the driver but will bear in mind for the future.

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£25 may be worth it to avoid the hassle, I agree.
And apologies that I was talking rubbish about PoFA earlier, brain fade, but the point seems to be that they know who the driver was now, whom they can pursue.

Thanks again for the replies, much appreciated

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You need to search the forum because I’m not going to do it for you, but if you appeal, the appeal will be rejected, then you’ll get letters from debt collectors with increasing amounts and scary words like “CCJ”. Eventually they’ll give up.

The notice probably doesn’t comply with the requirements of PoFA 2012, it seems only to have some bits, you you may get POPLA to cancel the charge on a second appeal on this basis, as long as you don’t name the driver. However your email to them has implicitly identified the driver.

PoFA only comes into its own if the driver is not known, by transferring liability to the registered keeper. It looks as if they know who both of them are now.

Fair enough. I might just pay it while it is a small charge to make it go away....

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You need to search the forum because I’m not going to do it for you, but if you appeal, the appeal will be rejected, then you’ll get letters from debt collectors with increasing amounts and scary words like “CCJ”. Eventually they’ll give up.

Didn't expect you to search the forum for me!
Thanks for the help much appreciated   :)

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Currently APCOA do not “do” court. Was your complaint taken as an appeal, what did you say in it?

If you didn’t appeal, there are sample APCOA/Stansted appeals here.

This was my email...., I hadnt received the 'Parking Charge' as it was 4 days after I went to Stansted.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Hope you are well. I was late to pay my express drop off charge at Stansted, it is my first time there since the new system in place. I understand that the option to pay £7 has been removed in the last two weeks? So now I have to pay £25. This feels unfair as it was my first time even if the system has been in place for a few months now, seeing as I and other users of the airport may not have been there in this time we would be unaware and unused to it. I am asking if in this instance only as a gesture of good will could I still make the payment of £7?

My registration is......

I look forward to hearing from you


In your experience if I do appeal, what normally happens then, will I still be bombarded with letters etc. Will they write and say they will drop the matter?

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Hi

I've received this in the post, as it was the first time I had been at Stansted since the barriers were removed and with the busyness of life I forgot to pay.

I have received this in the post, with the option to pay £25 if paid within 14 days of the 'Date of Issue of this Charge' which would be the 19th April - this Saturday.

I did phone and ask if I could pay the charge but they said too late. I cant remember if I said I was the registered keeper on the phone call.

I have also made a complaint via email in which I did not expressly indicate whether I was the registered keeper but did say the registration plate was of my car.




Should I just pay this now, bearing in mind my communications with the company.

Thanks for any help

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Private parking tickets / Re: Stansted Airport drop off zone
« on: April 14, 2025, 02:22:33 pm »
Hi

This is not correct any more at Stansted, the barriers have been removed for express drop off and pick up. Perhaps since the start of this year



All Stansted parking is barrier controlled.

It seems that the op has his vehicle registered to an account with Stansted Airport parking which allows entry/exit to the car parks and payment to be made later via his account.  On this occasion he hasn't paid in time.

As a regular visitor to the airport it may have been wiser to have set up the account with auto-pay.

Edit: to clarify

Thank you for that update.  It went barrierless on 23rd January and is now pay online.

Rather fortunately, as a regular visitor I have already opened an account with Stanstead (and Luton) although I wasn't aware that it had gone barrierless since my last visit in December. My next trip should have been last week but another relative made the drop off

No problem. For a while they were offering those that forgot to pay on the first occasion a chance to pay £7 after receiving a Parking Charge letter. Now this has gone up to £25 if you pay within 14 days. A shame as I think if you go over the Dartford Bridge the first time without paying you get the chance to pay later....

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