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'I am not sure how to collect mt mum otherwise'.

Park on the road by the dropped kerb if this serves her house alone.

All of what you've said goes to mitigation and I am 99.99999% certain the council would not exercise discretion. 

Enterprise are poor at dealing with NTOs which would heap confusion on the whole process. You could play the game, but not without some risk.

Ah if HC serve the NTO out of time maybe it will help.

Unfortunatley I cant parke on the dropped kerb, think I mentioned why in my orginal post. Did that before blocked traffic coming in two directions, and my mum takes too long to get in so wasn't realistic. It is a narrow road traffic passes two ways including buses. Would I have not got a ticket anyway for parking on the dropped kerb vs partial parking in the drive?

Thank you all for your help

Hatton Road is very long: please post a GSV link to the locatioon.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/AVa1kDfDTtb2RVey8?g_st=ac

The pole is to the right so I can't park at an angle.

Could I be cheeky and say it was an emeegency to help my case

https://imgpile.com/p/Goe5XZU


Hi all me again. You may think I am an utter idiot for this  but hear me out. Really didn't mean to be a pavement hogger it is not nice.

I went to see my mum who has mobility issues and a blue badge issued by Hounslow Council (HC). There is not alot of space on the pavement agreed but enough for someone in a wheelchair or pushchair to safely pass. The pavement is wide and much bigger than it looks in rhe picture.

My brothers and sisters cars are there and cannot move anymore to give me space and they were not home anyway. What you cant see is a huge telephone post in front of our drive so this is the only way for me to park and reverse safely.

 I needed to take my mum out and it takes her a while to safely get in and out of the car. I had my brother with me too and he has no independent road safety skills as he has autism. The road I reverse into is very busy so need time to get them both in safely and this is the only way. The main road is narrow and buses and cars pass on either side, and there are cars parked at the side of the road and they need to stop to pass. I once parked sideways on the pavement big mistake as it blocked traffic.

There is no pay and display and the other place to park across the road had no space as that is my only other option.

I saw someone as I came out but was too late as I didn't realise I was getting a ticket he had a hi vis jacket. He must have seen me and my mum coming out of the house but she walls slowly with a stick and physical support from me, she cannot go out alone independently.I took the picture about 5/6 minutes after my mum was in the car it was really hot so couldn't leave her and chase the guy

Do I have to take this on the chin or is it worth appealing?

https://imgpile.com/p/MmQ5jr2#iXfs03V

Ok thanks 

Thanks for your reply. I forgot to say the adjudication link is broken. New pictures won't matter now as it seems like they added different signage after this happened in Jan 26. This was not there when I drove down.

https://imgpile.com/p/lP1Kw1t

Hope this is still active

Sorry re read the options to appeal just realised an example was given so I can appeal under both grounds

Thanks for your help

Sorry me again is it classed as served out of time if they reissued in my name after 28 days but originally served to me via enterprise. Where they said they wouldn't accept that appeal but eventually did. Hence the lovely letter they sent. Are they confusing me on purpose

Well I can prive that signage was not there at the time so the onus is on them to prove the date as that was put there after I drove there.

Liability has been transfered to me after 6 months (out of time frame) but they still accepted and rejected my appeal when it wasn't. But as it doesn't state I assume I appeal under moving