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The amount outstanding as of today is £165. So it seems unlikely that the Council have sent an Order for Recovery. That would have added a £10 registration fee to the amount outstanding making it £175
Wait for the OfR. And keep an eye on the amount outstanding, that will tell you that an OfR has been sent even if it hasn't been delivered yet. You should also periodically phone the TEC (Traffic Enforcement Centre at Northampton County Court) and check the status.
There is a guide to your situation on the Forum. Have a read and follow the instructions. Charge certificate cases under the Traffic Management Act 2004 - no original PCN or Notice to Owner
Wait for a reply.
We never advise calling, because the chances of you getting trough to someone who has the authority and skills to answer complex legal questions is zero, and you'll also have zero proof of whatever they say to you during the call.
Always get things in writing!
You could try this:
https://havering-self.achieveservice.com/service/lbh-Parking-PCN-Online-enquiry-form
They've handed you victory on a plate.
IMO, write back to them and do not bother about following the procedural route..you could still do this if necessary, but let's cut to the chase.
PCN ******* 12 Nov. 2024
I refer to the above regulation 9 PCN issued to my car on 12 Nov. 2024.
I also refer you to your letter dated 9 January 2025 rejecting my informal representations.
I further refer you to your Charge Certificate issued on 18 March 2025 on the grounds that you had issued a Notice to Owner on 12 November 2024, the same day that you issued the PCN.
For whatever reason, your notice procedures have failed and rather than wait for the Order for Recovery, Witness Statement, revocation order, NTO, formal representations and your cancellation of the PCN, either at this stage or on the subsequent direction of the adjudicator, I request that you cancel the PCN now.
Image? What stage are you at? I am tempted to offer to represent.
+1
And Havering council also know full well that the sloping part isn't included in the prohibition of parking, but serve PCNs anyway, because they know virtually all people getting a PCN then just cough-up. Yes, it's immoral, venal, and rapacious behaviour, but par for the course with council and also governmental departments these days; think of the Post Office Horizon scandal.
That's not a contravention as you are just short of the fully dropped part of the footway. The sloping kerbstone doesn't count.
Havering seems to be slow about loading pics at present but they will have some.