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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Council parking fines / 12 month permit
« on: December 05, 2025, 10:10:38 am »
Hello,
I park my car on a council car park Monday to Fridaywhilst I work.
I pay for a 12 month permit to cover the cost of parking.
Recently my old permit was due to expire and I got sent a new one. I kept the new one in my car until the old permit expired. I forgot to switch them around and I received a parking ticket for having an out of date permit in the window. The parking wardens for the council do not have a device on their persons which can check what car have tickets/permits and as such, I have to keep my permit in my window permanently.
I appealed the ticket and this was rejected on the basis that they have already previously waived a parking ticket for me before. This was before I had a permit holder for my windscreen and I forgot to place the permit on the dashboard.
This latest charge is still within the 2 week reduced payment window.
Last night I was getting into my car after work and I found another parking fine that has come off the window and fallen down under my bonnet. This charge is outside of the 2 week window so now I have to pay £50. These fines are now going to cost me £75 before Christmas.
Parking fines are intended for people who don’t pay for parking when they should do – I do pay and I pay a lot of money for a 12 months permit.
Can I please have some advice? I really can’t afford to be paying out £75 before Christmas when I already pay for the permit
I park my car on a council car park Monday to Fridaywhilst I work.
I pay for a 12 month permit to cover the cost of parking.
Recently my old permit was due to expire and I got sent a new one. I kept the new one in my car until the old permit expired. I forgot to switch them around and I received a parking ticket for having an out of date permit in the window. The parking wardens for the council do not have a device on their persons which can check what car have tickets/permits and as such, I have to keep my permit in my window permanently.
I appealed the ticket and this was rejected on the basis that they have already previously waived a parking ticket for me before. This was before I had a permit holder for my windscreen and I forgot to place the permit on the dashboard.
This latest charge is still within the 2 week reduced payment window.
Last night I was getting into my car after work and I found another parking fine that has come off the window and fallen down under my bonnet. This charge is outside of the 2 week window so now I have to pay £50. These fines are now going to cost me £75 before Christmas.
Parking fines are intended for people who don’t pay for parking when they should do – I do pay and I pay a lot of money for a 12 months permit.
Can I please have some advice? I really can’t afford to be paying out £75 before Christmas when I already pay for the permit