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Private parking tickets / Re: parking ticket received from NSGL for parking on a road in a big business park
« on: September 11, 2025, 09:06:59 pm »
Thank you very much. I will keep you updated. Thanks
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Private parking tickets / Re: parking ticket received from NSGL for parking on a road in a big business park
« on: September 10, 2025, 10:21:38 pm »
sorry, here is the letter: 
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Private parking tickets / parking ticket received from NSGL for parking on a road in a big business park
« on: September 10, 2025, 08:43:25 pm »
Hello,
I am after a bit of advice. Today i received a letter from NSGL demanding £100 as the registered keeper of a vehicle that was parked on a road inside a huge business park. the vehicle was parked on a road with no yellow lines and no immediately visible no parking signs. The letter states that the whole of the business park is private and therefore a ticket has been issued.
As the keeper of the vehicle i am liable for the charge. As the road was not painted with yellow lines and as far as i can tell the only reference to the land being private was on a sign at the very start of the business park and not near where the vehicle was parked. The layout of this huge business park is very confusing as the roads are used by all motorists and pedestrians in order to go from one part of town to another and to various supermarkets and shops located within the business park.
Does the driver have any grounds to fight this ticket or should they pay it within the 14 days to get 50% discount. The vehicle was parked there, thats not in dispute. The confusion arises from the fact that trying to read a small bit of writing on a sign at the start of the business park whilst entering from the normal main road, the business park begins at a set of traffic lights on a busy junction of a dual carriage way which filters in to a single carrtiage way. Its very hard to read the sign when driving at speed and also as the business park is so big, its really confusing as to where it begins and ends.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks for looking
I am after a bit of advice. Today i received a letter from NSGL demanding £100 as the registered keeper of a vehicle that was parked on a road inside a huge business park. the vehicle was parked on a road with no yellow lines and no immediately visible no parking signs. The letter states that the whole of the business park is private and therefore a ticket has been issued.
As the keeper of the vehicle i am liable for the charge. As the road was not painted with yellow lines and as far as i can tell the only reference to the land being private was on a sign at the very start of the business park and not near where the vehicle was parked. The layout of this huge business park is very confusing as the roads are used by all motorists and pedestrians in order to go from one part of town to another and to various supermarkets and shops located within the business park.
Does the driver have any grounds to fight this ticket or should they pay it within the 14 days to get 50% discount. The vehicle was parked there, thats not in dispute. The confusion arises from the fact that trying to read a small bit of writing on a sign at the start of the business park whilst entering from the normal main road, the business park begins at a set of traffic lights on a busy junction of a dual carriage way which filters in to a single carrtiage way. Its very hard to read the sign when driving at speed and also as the business park is so big, its really confusing as to where it begins and ends.
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks for looking
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