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I have received a PCN for my daughter allegedly failing to comply with a no entry restriction.

I only opened the PCN today as it is addressed to me (I am the owner) and I have been away. The date of the PCN is 30/04/26. Do I have to appeal by tomorrow to fix the PCN amount to the reduced rate or do I have a full 28 days to appeal and, if rejected, the reduced rate remains?

The deadline to pay the discount was yesterday 13th, by law.
Same for preserving the discount officially but it's likely if you make reps in the next day or so, Newham will still offer the discount in rejection. (they just want your money)

No opinion on your case as I simply have no time. Others might look.

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The contravention code isn't needed.
They correctly describe the contravention and that is all that is required.

Others might look at the vid; I don't have time.

And you are very short of time >
You either pay the discount, TODAY, or submit representations, today online, in order to preserve the discount.

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I would be phoning TEC to check what application you need to make.
Making an OOT application when you might not need to can get messy.

Questions you need to ask >
When was the debt registered with TEC?

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Why are you presuming this is out of time?
You've hidden the pcn number so we can't look.

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In similar vein, can we just SEE some documents please

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CP8759 seemed to believe that he could get such costs covered/reclaimed.

I recall from about a year+ ago.

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It would help if we could read what you've described as "Reissue of letter" because the link you have labelled "FRONT" doesn't work.
It might explain where you are getting new deadline dates from, which, incidentally, you got wrong for the original PCN so best we see the new letter.

@ Incandescent.
They appear to be following the standing 'directions', issued by the tribunal in 2016.


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The Flame Pit / Re: FOTL and Other Misguided Folk
« on: May 05, 2026, 09:17:28 pm »
Just seen this typical one where he just doesn't stop with the nonsense >

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1012593974764003

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Best to download the form, complete it and send it off. Mail is too uncertain these days. PCN is under Traffic Management Act, so you need the Witness Statement form.

Hi Incandescent, sorry to be a pain... I downloaded form already, but on the Witness statement section, do I just outline what they've written or do I write the reason on a different plain A4 sheet and add with the form? i/e:

•You paid the penalty charge notice in full. You must provide details of the date payment was made,
the method of payment i.e. cash, cheque etc and who the payment was made to. Please note you
may be asked to provide proof of payment upon request.

• You did not receive the notice to owner/penalty charge notice.

• You made representations about the penalty charge notice to the Local Authority within 28 days of
service of the notice to owner but did not receive a reply (rejection notice).

• You appealed against the Local Authority’s decision to reject your representation within 28 days, but
you had no response to your appeal.


..And I assume it's the third paragraph i'm highligting...correct?

Thanks again mate! Appreciate all the help!
NOOO!
You shouldn't outline anything, just tick the appropriate box - which was the second one
You confused yourself and a member here by your flawed terminology > "appealed"

and why didn't you e-mail the form instead of wasting time and money on 'signed for'?

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Do you think there is any plausable arguement to Council as I missed PCN due to being away?

Likewise, until you explain in more detail we can't offer an opinion.

All you've told us so far is that you were "away".

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You are not clear on this so I have to ask, was one of the letters you ignored called a "Notice to Owner"? IF it was not amongst the letters you ignored/received then you can make an out of time witness statement application stating that you did not receive the Notice to Owner and try and get back to the stage where the amount owed is £50 or £70 and where you can dispute the penalty. If you did receive the Notice to Owner and ignored it, I'm afraid the best and cheapest option is to pay as soon as possible before further costs become payable.
No. It was a postal PCN which he stated he ignored.

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And this 'pass' you mention please.

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'picking up autistic child' (please note - based on the PCN ticket, car was stopped for approx. 2 minutes) -


Everybody - please feel free to share your opinion/guide.

Best Regards,
We are really looking for you to describe your actions. i.e. did you need to leave the vehicle; where was the child picked up from, etc.
two minutes sounds entirely reasonable but we need you to explain what happened.

And lose is spelt with one 'O' btw (personal issue for me)

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