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6 months from the date of each speeding offence.

So you need to wait for 6 months from the date of each alleged offence and if you've not heard anything after a further 2 or 3 weeks you are hopefully in the clear.

"... Having done so I am satisfied
this was a poor piece of driving
which committed the mischief
which the Regulation aims to
prevent; the Appellants' driver
entered and stopped in the box
junction... "


What a daft and totally unnecessary comment

Presumably if Parliament had intended to outlaw the mischief of stopping in a box juntion then that is what they would have prevented, rather than limiting it to stopping because of the presence of a stationary vehicle.

... My girlfriend was on the back of my motorcycle which would obviously be a major aggravating factor...

Er....

This seems to be the first time that you mentioned your girlfriend was on the bike...

[Edit for spelling...]

It may not be relevant but why did this elderly acquaintance - who apparently needs your assistance - decide to sell this car within 6 days of buying it?

It looks a bit odd in the circumstances - ie a a PCN issued just before buyimg the car and than the car is sold very shortly after...

I sent letters to Morris and Newham with the following content!                                                                                              InformationRightsTeam, thank you for your response on October 1, 2025, regarding case IRR-2025-001304...

Ok

1. So Newham Information Rights Team have replied to your SAR but you never told us?  (Even though I've asked you twice in the last couple of days if you've had a reply...)

2. And you've written back to Newham without telling us that you had had a reply?

3. And Newham's reply to your SAR shows that they have been sending (some or all?) notices relating to your PCNs to the wrong address?

4. And is that wrong address the E12 5AZ address or some other address?

5. I've asked this before but you never answered - when you applied for a parking permit for the E13 8AY address but Newham issued a permit for the wrong address E12 5AZ, did you ever go back to Newham to try to find out WHY they had used the wrong address?

6. When @Enceladus suggested a couple of months ago that you write to the Tribunal to appeal your towing PCN, it sounded as if you never included your return address in the letter you originally sent, and that you only put your return address on the outside of the envelope.  Is it your usual practice not to include your return address in correspondence, but only to put it on the outside of the envelope?


What seems to be the key to your problem is that Newham are using the wrong address for you.

I am 100% certain that they are NOT doing so intentionally and that it is because they've got hold of the wrong address for some reason.

Trying to find out why they keep using the wrong address for you might help sort out your PCNs

You seem unable or unwilling - for whatever reason(s) - to give straightforward and relevant answers to straightforward and simple questions.

You just keep repeating the same rants and asking the same questions over and over.  You have recently still been going on about there being no signs where you were parked even though it has been explained to you countless times over the last 12 months that signs were not needed where you were parked.  Also that you didn't have a parking permit.  You keep on accusing Newham of being Mafia gangsters trying to steal your car and money from you, and you've even accused other posters on here of being gangsters and being in a conspiracy with Newham to steal money from you.

This sort of over the top hyperbole might get results in Latvia or wherever, but it won't help you here.

If you want more help read the questions you've actually been asked and give relevant answers to them.  Nothing more and nothing less.

Quote from: andy_foster on October 03, 2025, 01:34:04 pm

Not presenting an exceptional hardship argument will result in a 6 month ban.
Presenting one might reduce or avoid a ban. Or it might not.

Hi, would what I've already listed not constitute exceptional hardship?

How would you answer if the magistrates were to ask you why - if your driving licence is so important to you and to others - have you collected another potential 6 points when you've already accumulated 9 during the last 18 months and did a speed awareness course just two years ago?