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Here is the location, and the NRT signs, (two), look clear enough. Not only that, they taken the trouble to alter the road layout to make it more obvious that one should go left only.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Pio4f81h75Joydnq5
So did you just chance your arm, or was there another reason for missing the signs ?
Final advice really requires we see the video, so please download it from their website and post it here.
Sorry, it was your use of the term "Council PCN " that has confused me. It is not a PCN, but a Notice to Owner, and the council claim on the NtO they served a PCN. But you say you received nothing at the location of parking. So, no service of PCN and service of a Notice to Owner is a procedural impropriety. They should have served a postal PCN instead.
So what you do now is submit reps on the basis that the NtO is a procedural impropriety because no PCN was served to driver or car at the location where the contravention is alleged to have taken place.
Post up their reply when you get it. Do not pay the NtO. If they fail to give way, take them to adjudication.
HOwever, it would be prudent to check their website for any photos if you haven't already done soi=. Most CEOs are trained to take a photo of the PCN stuck on the windscreen.
No, half of £130 = £65.
OK, so no PCN was served. Council will claim it was in preparation and served a postal PCN in accordance with the process defined in the TMA 2004, so have behaved correctly so far.
If the loading bay sign had no times, it means it applies 24 hours. If no days, then its 24x7.
It's up to you now whether to submit reps or just pay-up.
Can you be a bit more explicit on why no PCN was served. PCNs can be served to car or drive. Service of a Notice to Owner without first serving a PCN is a procedural impropriety, but we have to be clear on what happened "on the day".