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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: LB Havering - Parking in a Suspended Bay - Corbets Tey Road
« on: January 05, 2026, 01:05:55 pm »
FYI, heard back from Havering 11 Dec rejecting my appeal on the following basis. But as of yet, no NTO received. Any ideas how long this usually takes? I intend to appeal.
Also heard back from Havering today with the pictures, a bit late given the that has passed since the original PCN was issued!
"Thank you for your correspondence challenging the issue of the above Penalty Charge Notice.
I have given careful consideration to all the matters raised in your correspondence. I consider, nevertheless that the Penalty Charge should apply and have rejected your challenge for cancellation for the following reasons.
Your vehicle was parked in an area where parking had been suspended. Temporary signs were in place and your reasons for parking there are not acceptable as grounds for cancellation.
If you disagree with this decision you should take no further action, but wait until the owner of the vehicle receives a Notice to Owner, which is a formal notice of the Penalty Charge Notice. This notice gives the opportunity to make a formal representation, the procedure for doing so will be explained on the Notice to Owner and the case will then be re-considered. You still have the option to refer your case to London Tribunals and ask for independent adjudication. Alternatively, payment of the Penalty Charge should now be made."
Also heard back from Havering today with the pictures, a bit late given the that has passed since the original PCN was issued!
"Thank you for your correspondence challenging the issue of the above Penalty Charge Notice.
I have given careful consideration to all the matters raised in your correspondence. I consider, nevertheless that the Penalty Charge should apply and have rejected your challenge for cancellation for the following reasons.
Your vehicle was parked in an area where parking had been suspended. Temporary signs were in place and your reasons for parking there are not acceptable as grounds for cancellation.
If you disagree with this decision you should take no further action, but wait until the owner of the vehicle receives a Notice to Owner, which is a formal notice of the Penalty Charge Notice. This notice gives the opportunity to make a formal representation, the procedure for doing so will be explained on the Notice to Owner and the case will then be re-considered. You still have the option to refer your case to London Tribunals and ask for independent adjudication. Alternatively, payment of the Penalty Charge should now be made."