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Thank you very much, B789, for your response and help so far. Just before I respond to UKPC, is there any harm in attaching proof of purchases at the venue if they are readily available to me, or should I go ahead and just respond as is?

Hello again,UKPC has finally responded to the appeal. Thank you again for your help in drafting the original appeal letter. Unsurprisingly, they have not accepted the appeal, although they are asking again to provide driver details or proof of purchases. I have attached the letter. Is there any issue with submitting receipts from the vehicle driver at the time while declining to share the driver's informations? Is this some type of way to catch you out? Otherwise, I can just go ahead and decline to provide the drivers details, and ask to be issued with a POPLA code. Thank you in advance. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]

Sorry, I meant plan B, I was out of the country and did not have a chance to appeal to UKPC. Is it just the above then that I should include to the appeal to UKPC.

Thank you again for your help. I tried options A and B but no luck, I will now raise an appeal with UKPC. What should I include in my appeal and what should the justification I put for the appeal, from the pictures I posted above it looks like some signs do contain the charges. And what will be the eventual reason that you believe it won't go to a hearing, because the claim is invalid or there is some defense, or that it's not worth it for them to pursue it beyond there.Thanks

Thank you for you reply. I've obtained some pictures of the signs around the car park, please let me know whether this would constitute the proper signage:Sign at the entrance barriers into the car park:https://imgur.com/a/HzkiGVEClose up of the entrance sign:https://imgur.com/a/HzkiGVEAround the car park there are signs at the edges of the park both like the one at the entrance and some specifying the charges:https://imgur.com/a/NThnea8Signs are more on the pavement near the shops, and a lot of the car park is sparse of signs:https://imgur.com/a/Cn2QGXaCopy of the back of the PCN if relevant:https://imgur.com/a/ZckBGeEThank you again for all of your help

Upon entering the car park, the driver found a space, parked up, and visited one of the establishments, with receipts showing that they were indeed visiting the stores within the retail park. The driver was unaware of any time limits for parking and exceeded the maximum time limit according to the PCN. On 23rd October, I, the registered keeper, received a PCN through the post. After receiving this I have checked on Google Maps and it does not appear anywhere to be signage indicating the maximum time (viewGoogle Street View) although I see the date for the street view is quite a while ago. Also, from looking at other posts the beginning of the 28 day period beginning the day after receiving the letter is dated (although I received it a few days after this if it is relevant on the 26th) does not seem inline with the required 2 working days after, unless I am mistaken. The letter is attached or can be viewed here https://imgur.com/a/0J2YUvP. Would greatly appreciate any help, and thank you in advance. [ Guests cannot view attachments ]