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You can try a polite ask based on working for a resident and misunderstanding the private/public parking but this is Newham and they are unlikely to cancel. In fact they would probably have towed you had it been a car.
If you could send the exact location, we can see where the UKPC sign is exactly compared to your van0.
I challenge this PCN on the ground of procedural impropriety :
The council will reject this, as they always do, no matter what you write. The next step after the rejection, is to appeal to the London Tribunals, but if you loose you pay double the fine. So they gamble on the fact that you won't take the chance, and they will reject your representations either way.
@enajila29 what is the exact nature of the work you were undertaking?
But the flats also have private car parks/parking areas, which is where the OP should have been.
I understand that now but, unfortunately, it wasn't pointed out to me by the estate office and there was no space for me to park there anyway.
OP - who were you working for and for what?
I was working for a private resident.
Not sure why the CEO has goven a photo of the UKPC sign?
Where is the UKPC sign located? Partly answeredby the plethora of signs here:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/RaU4VSV7YGT82Dgy6
I took the photo of the UKPC sign. It was opposite the bay I was parked in.
As Stamf says, the Permit is for the private areas of the Galleons Point Estate - presumably Fishguard Way is public and Council maintained. If the whole area is the Galleons Point Estate I can understand why the 'Permit Holders Only' sign is confusing.
I didn't see any signage to make me think part of the estate is public and Council maintained. As I said in my answer to stamfordman, I thought it was all part of the Galleons Point Estate and yes, the 'permit holders only' sign is confusing.
At some point you must have passed an entering CPZ sign . . .
Unfortunately, I didn't see one. It was difficult enough trying to find the estate management office. That said, as UKPC maintain part of the area, if I had seen it, I would have thought the CPZ was referring to that.
The permit you have is for a private parking company not Newham. It seems you parked in a Newham on-street bay and not private land?
