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Hi all,I'm stressing about this Parking Charge Notice:Date of issue: 04/04/2024No clear reason given for reason but I think it's because you're permitted to 2 hours free and I over stayed by exactly 30 minutes.The initial cost was £60, then £100, and now it is £232I was a customer at the Starbuck there, had lunch and refreshments, but it was the day that I was exchanging contracts on a house and it was very very stressful (on, off, on, off, and on the phone to solicitors)As I ended up moving into my new property that evening, I then didn't receive any further letters from them until they've been forwarded to me (via family member, I didn't update DVLA or log book yet).13th August i've now been issued a letter that states:"Judgment for Claimant"The Court office at NorthamptonIt isn't clear what it wants from me, other than more money.I should have responded sooner of course, but it was a very stressful time.What is this letter that i've had through? And what shall I do next? Do I have to pay such an extorniate amount??

Thank you, here is a link to a photo of the PCNhttps://imgur.com/a/s1sQRsH

Hi all, i'm looking for some advice, please.I've appealed a council train station PCN (the provider is Ring Go) and they're replied saying they're unable to cancel it.The pay and display machine wasn't working/out of order so I re-downloaded the Ring Go app. I spent forever trying to sign in, it booted me off, asked me to verify a million times, booted me off again, on repeat, etc. This went on for a good 15 minutes making me think I was going to miss my train. I was finally by some miracle able to log in and clicked on 'previous session which stated "Weybridge train station" because that's the last time i'd used this app, a few months ago, in this very same (funnily enough) Weybridge train station Ring Go car park. So I selected same as last session and paid and off I went. I then come home from work to a yellow ticket on my window saying I haven't paid. It turns out there's an 'upper' cark park and one a bit 'lower' round the corner. It surely should not be on me to check that they haven't split the car park into 2 and given them new names? Why would it no longer be Weybridge train station? Apprarently now it's called (15576 Heath North (Elmbridge) and the one I selected is an incorrect location number of (77491 Weybridge Station (South West Trains). The car parks are literally on the same site. I made every effort to pay - (and I did pay!) and I absoloutley begrudge putting up with sh*tty service that doesn't work, both the machines and the app were not fit for purpose. The council's response is this: Thank you for your correspondence received on 07/08/2024, regarding the above penalty charge notice. I have read your appeal and have looked into the events that led to the penalty being issued. Regrettably I am not able to agree to cancel the penalty at this stage. In explanation of my decision, when the officer observed your vehicle it was parked within an Elmbridge car park without a valid pay and display ticket, permit or active session was applied to the vehicle for this location and a penalty was issued. I sympathise with your comments stated in your appeal, however payment was made for an incorrect location number of (77491 Weybridge Station (South West Trains) instead of the correct location code of (15576 Heath North (Elmbridge). Therefore It is the motorist responsibility to ensure payment for the correct location code is made and checked before leaving the vehicle unattended. The location code can be found advertised on the side of the Pay and display machines. Please see the contact details below in regards to your comments related to the RingGo App, which RingGo will be able to contact your directly: https://myringgo.co.uk/newenquiry?type=20 At this point this matter has been considered informally, however there are a further two levels of appeal available to you through the statutory appeals process. If after 28 days from the date it is issued a penalty is not paid in accordance with the statutory process, we will send a Notice to Owner (NtO) letter to the vehicle's registered keeper. This is the start of the statutory appeals process. The NtO offers the registered keeper the option either to pay the penalty or to make a formal representation challenging it. To help us to consider the matter at that stage, we welcome any additional information you can provide in support your request for the penalty to be cancelled. If following a formal representation we are still not able to agree to cancel the penalty you will be offered the option to either pay the penalty or to have the matter considered by the Traffic Penalty Tribunal, an independent body set up to consider parking appeals. To avoid duplication and complication we will not normally consider a case again until we have sent out the Notice to Owner and a formal representation has been received. I have extended the discount period for a further 14 days from the date of this letter to give you time to consider your options, either to pay the penalty or to challenge it further. If I receive payment of the penalty at the £25.00 reduced rate within this period the matter will be concluded. After the end of the 14-day period if payment has not been received the penalty will go up to the £50.00 undiscounted rate. Yours sincerely I'm just wondering if anyone has had success when it's a council run Ring Go. Or whether I just pay the £25 begrudgingly. BWOP