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Hi loady

I received a PCN for exactly the same contravention on 10/10/25. Have you made a representation and was it accepted or rejected. Any information would be helpful.
Thank you

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Please post up a GSV link to where you were parked. And are signs on GSV still current?

There are no photos on the Council website presumably because you had to pay the PCN.

I have paid both the PCN and tow charges on the day and got my car released. I was told to appeal after paying the charges as the charges keep on increasing for storing the car in the pound.

Now I am checking to see if there is a way to get at least part of the charges back or the best options I have. Please bear with me with me I am not making much sense.

Thank you

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I managed to get a couple of screenshots that show the sign.



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Not sure about duplicates, but even to view a photo it is so slow that it takes 4-5 mins to load after clicking on it. I was shocked that they had the time and patience to upload all of those tickets for parking in a paid parking bay that was next to a resident’s bay and then towing it away to charge an extra £200.

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The photos are available on the council website. It takes about 4-5mins for them to load as they have uploaded 104 photos on there. Not sure if it is normal 😲

I will try to download a couple and attach them here.

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Sorry added the PCN here as I was going over the limit in my earlier message.

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I have been issued the attached PCN and details on how to make a representation for parking contravention 11u. It was a genuine mistake on my part where I thought all the bays were for resident parking with permits which I do have for the area.

I don’t mind paying for the PCN as it was a mistake on my part but feel the towing of the car was a bit too harsh specially when I have recently moved to the area.

What option do I need to select for the CLamp/ Removal Representation and is there an option to do this online or is it only postal option to The Parking Control Office, PO Box 74924, London E17 0UG

Or should I make the representation for the PCN too where there is an online option at www.walthamforest.gov.uk/ocm.

What are the chances of having a positive outcome and the best points to highlight in this situation. Sorry for repeating the details as this is completely new to me and don’t want to send a representation out by making some rookie mistakes.

Thank you all for your time

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Thank you @Incandescent for the reply. Can you please point me where and how I can submit representations as this is pretty much my first penalty notice albeit an expensive one with the towing charges included and my first experience of resident parking permits too.

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Hi,

I was issued a PCN for parking in a bay without payment of the parking charge and the car was towed. The details on the ticket are 11u Parked without payment of the parking charge (electronic payment).

I have a resident’s parking permit for the area, unfortunately the spaces I usually park were all full and I ended up parking in this space. Half of the spaces there were for resident’s permit holders and a couple of spaces that are paid parking spaces. I have moved into the area a month ago and didn’t notice there were a mixture of paid and resident permit holder spaces. It was a genuine mistake I made and should have looked at the signs carefully, which turned out to be an expensive lesson for me.

The car was given a PCN in the morning, around 11:45 when I went to move it to a bay where I usually park the car and closer to the flat I found the car was missing. After panicking for a few minutes, I called the Walthamstow council and was told the car was towed and is on the way to the pound and I should collect it from there. I paid the charges of £240 and had my car released.

I have attached the PCN issued. Are there any grounds to appeal these charges. Would appreciate any help.

Thank you



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