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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nXr7GgXtEfglXh0D5-BqimFoC8Ly5krB/view?usp=share_link

Please let me if you can access the PDF file through the above link

Regards,
Ashraf

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I recently uploaded my query before Christmas regarding a PCN for parking on a double yellow whilst unloading. tower hamlets council have rejected it and I have added their response below. Their main argument is that the car was monitored for 7 mins or so and no one was seen to be unloading. I would be grateful of any advice on how to continue to appeal against this charge.

Tower Hamlets response;

refer to your challenge about the above Penalty Charge Notice, which has now been
considered in accordance with the Traffic Management Act 2004.
We refer to your appeal against the issuance of Penalty Charge Notice (PCN), issued for
parking on a double yellow line in a restricted street.
An observation was carried out by the Civil Enforcement Officer from 20:37 to 20:43, during
which no loading activity was observed. The officer also noted that the driver returned to the
vehicle after the PCN was issued, at which point the notice was handed directly to the driver.
The evidence indicates that the vehicle was parked in contravention of the Traffic Regulation
Order, and no valid exemption (such as loading or unloading) applied at the time. Therefore,
the PCN was correctly issued and remains enforceable.

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Is there anything else I could possibly add which could support/help with my appeal?

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I will use the above as a template.
Can I also mention that someone was clearly waiting in the car whilst the ticket was issued?
Can I also argue that on the PCn its mentioned that the car was observed from 20:47 - 20:53 but all the images on the PCN evidence are timed at 20:54?

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This is certainly not me and I do not want to pay an unfair penalty yet again to the council/government. Can yiu advise me what to write out on the appeal?

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So initially my nephew did help me take some of the load to the building door which is about 20 metres from where I parked but I then had told him to go back to the car and wait in case a parking attendant came. There were 4 bags in total, the heaviest being a load of a few plates and mugs so I had to be careful when walking. The other bags were pots, pans etc.

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Hi,
This is my first time using google drive. Could you please let me know if you can view the images on the link below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1y3tQNr3GkOFQnqEdBUHG5yMk46fzQjKP

Regarding the reasoning, I was helping a family member carry some bags up into the building, I assumed this would come under loading/unloading.

My nephew couldn’t help as the bags would have been too heavy for him. The bags were quite heavy, full of plates and mugs so I told him to wait in the car. He said he didn’t see and officers observing the car at any point whilst I was gone.

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Thsnk you @Incandescent for making me aware of the private googe link.


Below is the public google drive link with images of the PCN.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mkfilp_6fB02YSyZMPz-8covICL77IGw?usp=sharing

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The Google view location link:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/e1p3VbkdYVHG7Wyt8

Regarding any evidence of loading, I have none. I just got out of the car to help a family member into the building, up the starirs and into their flat with some bags.

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I have recently been given a PCN on a double yellow line by an enforcement officer. As I briefly parked on a double yellow line for 5 mins to collect something. As I walked back to my car, the officer was there printing out the PCN. He said he had monitored my car for 7 mins and that was the timing on the PCN. From (20:38 - 20:43) I took the ticket from him and he then started to take pictures of the car. Me and my nephew quickly hopped into the car and drove off whilst he was still taking the photos. I didn’t have any hazard lights on nor was there anything to show that I was unloading. The next day I viewed the images that were available online on tower hamlets.gov. All the pictures you could see me in front of the camera and you could see my nephew in the passenger seat. Only when we got in the car to drive off, the officer got a few good images of the back of the car and the yellow lines. However, it is dark and the double yellow lines are slightly faded. My hope here is that all 8 images online were timestamped at 20:43, but on the PCN it states that the car was observed from 20:37 - 20:43. But there are no photo evidence to prove the timings? The officer did say that his bodywork camera is recording everything so could that be used as evidence to show the timings the car was parked?
Any advice would be helpful.

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