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I have challenged on the grounds there is no contravention.
I have complained to the parking process manager who has replied same day and informed the apcoa cctv supervisors.
I don't think this pcn will be around for long and some arses will be kicked.
DVLA isn't an issue - only that someone has legal responsibility.
They should put the car in another keeper's name in any case.
QuoteI'm wondering if there may be a slight added complication in this because the registered keeper has dementia - which is why he's in a care home now - and doesn't recognise his wife anymore, so I'm not sure how he is going to be able to give his permission for someone else to make representations on his behalf. Assuming his wife can't do it as she isn't the registered keeper...
I am not sure how it may apply to this situation, but is there any sort of power of attorney in place?
I know this road well - I frequently play cricket off Chandos Avenue round the corner.
The video shows no contravention at all and seems to have been generated in error by the computer. Someone is meant to review the clips shortlisted for PCN by the computer but clearly hasn't in this case, or else was asleep while doing so.
@mrmustard may be interested as this is a Barnet case.
In terms of procedure, there won't be anywhere to confirm who was driving as the owner of the vehicle is responsible and the driver is not relevant. But she can authorise another person to submit representations on her behalf (if she provides this authorisation in writing to the council).
This ought to be cancelled at the representations stage (and if it isn't Mr Mustard may have the ears of someone in Barnet council to see sense).
I am interested as another client came to me with such a PCN from 14 December 2025.
It has now been cancelled but confirmation letters are taking a month to be issued by Barnet.
I have driven that way and veered to the middle of the road about 50 times now. PCNs received? None!
If I email the parking process manager I can probably get this killed off at the same time as making representations in the name of the registered keeper, no-one else can do them.
My email is mrmustard@zoho.com
It has happened before, more than once. The register will be corrected. In 10 years I've not heard of any council continuing to try and enforce in these circumstances, so I presume LT are efficient in letting Councils know.
Please let us know the case number and date of hearing.
yes they are talking bo!!ox it is impossible to "approach" the box junction from southbury road as the box starts at the beginning of S Rd. you can only approach from The town, Silver street or as the OP did London Road.
I think you will find that very oddly the left side is southbury Rd and the right side The Town. possibly the street name has been placed at the wrong point.
The location given in the PCN is: The Town EN2 Box Junction
The NOR states: 'we would also state that....we consider your approach to the box junction to be from Southbury Road.' Now, they said this to counter your argument about turning right i.e. you weren't because this manoeuvre had already been completed. In which case, why is the location not given as Southbury Road as the contravention must have occurred wholly in this road!
I bow to your vast experience, but am slightly surprised as there is a sign on the wall of Lloyds Bank, adjacent with where the OP stopped, saying Southbury Road.
Please also post the video, which is the evidence.