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Thanks for advice so far. I parked there as cars were parked on other side so thought part of Staduim parking still and the sign to the right said no parking past here so to me seemed like it was Staduim parking. The person that worked there also said it was ok. I know none of them are grounds but that’s why I thought it was unclear. So how do I see if it’s adopted? If it is are the barriers that are next to it allowed to be there? https://imgur.com/a/oqEyzlhTake it that’s not good news for me though. Thanks again.

Back of PCN https://imgur.com/a/fBgTWM4Reg. DV08 TUU@cp8759Thanks

Original PCNhttps://imgur.com/a/fBgOTuH

Ok thank you. I shall look for PCN. So in simple terms I should pay the £35 rather than take further.

So unfortunately I already have appealed thinking it was a clear case and not knowing about this forum. I recently received a parking notice and wanted to share my experience to get some advice. I parked on Lowfields Road in Beeston, Leeds, right outside Elland Road Stadium. I was there to attend a Christmas party for children with disabilities.When I arrived, I noticed many cars parked to the left of the stadium entrance, but none were on double yellow lines. There was a sign to the right indicating “no parking beyond this point.” Another car was already parked to the right of me. To be sure, I asked someone from the stadium who came out of a nearby gate if it was okay to park there. He confirmed it was fine since it wasn’t a match day.Despite this, I received a parking notice. I appealed, explaining that I had parked well away from the double yellow lines and believed I was on private land, as indicated by the sign.I wondered if I have any grounds to appeal or to pay the half price penalty. Thank you@cp8759https://imgur.com/a/D7jL3Tyhttps://maps.app.goo.gl/r7nXER75UFNVs8vE6