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This is so interesting! I have spoken to the agents today and they are not keen to get involved (unclear why) so I will need to press ahead with formal complaint in writing.   So just to have the strategy clear, will I need to escalate and resolve the issue with the managing agent first to get a resolution of the parking charge or can I still proceed with the original letter of appeal ?

That’s really helpful and all noted.  I have included below all the initial emails between the managing agent and myself regarding the parking restrictions.If the managing agents refuses to contact that contractor for any reason, is there a way to progress without him?https://postimg.cc/RWnfwWpvhttps://postimg.cc/68GRC8bWhttps://postimg.cc/Snz8cn1Fhttps://postimg.cc/tsVPFsvyhttps://postimg.cc/pmn8KmGwhttps://postimg.cc/4YhtpY2Thttps://postimg.cc/sMZS5MHf

Thank you for taking the time to reply to me at this busy time of year.I have checked the AST and welcome pack which do not mention parking at all. However, I do have an email from the managing agent before I moved in stating that only two vehicles can be registered to park and any other vehicles may receive parking tickets from the private company.Thank you also for the template appeal letter. Out of curiosity, what would be the disadvantage of sending this before the 14 day deadline (as opposed to 28 days)?

Hi there I live in a block of flats and a recent guest who parked in my car park got a parking ticket.  I would be most grateful for any advice or guidance on how to appeal/challenge this (especially as there is no where nearby for guests to park).There are signs (about 4) up on various walls and there are marked bays, in which she was parked accurately.Best wishes Sarah