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Private parking tickets / Re: ParkingEye - No Permit - Surrey Sports Park
« on: Yesterday at 11:18:08 am »
Okay no worries. I have made one already. Thanks.
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Private parking tickets / Re: ParkingEye - No Permit - Surrey Sports Park
« on: Yesterday at 11:00:21 am »
Okay thanks for the info. This will be the first time appealing to POPLA. How likely do you think they will be to accept my appeal? Grateful for the advice.
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Private parking tickets / Re: Advice on Parkingeye Fines at Gym
« on: Yesterday at 09:36:24 am »
Hi, really appreciate for the reply. Thanks for letting me know there were others in the same position, I managed to find the one you were talking about reply to their post.
As for the gym themselves, they made it pretty clear they have no power to cancel the fines as they do not own the land that the car park is on.
Thanks.
As for the gym themselves, they made it pretty clear they have no power to cancel the fines as they do not own the land that the car park is on.
Thanks.
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Private parking tickets / Re: ParkingEye - No Permit - Surrey Sports Park
« on: Yesterday at 09:33:43 am »
Hi! Fellow SSP member here and in the same exact situation as you , only I have about 5 PCNs in total..
I actually made a separate post here and another commenter mentioned that another similar situation had taken place.
My initial appeal to PE was denied and I’m waiting for the other four but I’m pretty confident they will be rejected too.
I came to the same conclusion about the signage. Nowhere on it to state that members need an Evology account, only a link to CPP Permit System application page, which I already have an active permit valid until January 2027!
I am waiting for the formal rejection notices from the rest of the PCNs before making one single appeal to POPLA. Have you appealed to them yet? If so, have you had any reply yet?
I do think we’re in a strong position to contest these charges.
Thanks.
I actually made a separate post here and another commenter mentioned that another similar situation had taken place.
My initial appeal to PE was denied and I’m waiting for the other four but I’m pretty confident they will be rejected too.
I came to the same conclusion about the signage. Nowhere on it to state that members need an Evology account, only a link to CPP Permit System application page, which I already have an active permit valid until January 2027!
I am waiting for the formal rejection notices from the rest of the PCNs before making one single appeal to POPLA. Have you appealed to them yet? If so, have you had any reply yet?
I do think we’re in a strong position to contest these charges.
Thanks.
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Private parking tickets / Advice on Parkingeye Fines at Gym
« on: April 13, 2026, 07:16:31 pm »
Hi all, my gym recently introduced a parking permit system with 5 hours free parking per visit. I thought I had a valid permit, but it turns out I hadn’t signed up to Evology and linked a payment card.
The signage at the car park doesn’t mention needing an Evology account—only a link to the permit application, which I completed. The website said my permit was valid, so I assumed I was covered.
Weeks later, I received multiple fines from Parkingeye at my family address (where my car is registered) for parking at the gym. Appeals to Parkingeye were rejected, and the gym says they can’t help as they don’t own the land. I’ve now set up Evology and haven’t received further fines.
Is there any legal ground to contest these fines, or should I just pay? The total is several hundred pounds, which I can’t afford.
Thanks in advance.
The signage at the car park doesn’t mention needing an Evology account—only a link to the permit application, which I completed. The website said my permit was valid, so I assumed I was covered.
Weeks later, I received multiple fines from Parkingeye at my family address (where my car is registered) for parking at the gym. Appeals to Parkingeye were rejected, and the gym says they can’t help as they don’t own the land. I’ve now set up Evology and haven’t received further fines.
Is there any legal ground to contest these fines, or should I just pay? The total is several hundred pounds, which I can’t afford.
Thanks in advance.
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