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Blue Badge is irrelevant, the sign only allows permit holders SS17 to pass the sign. The signs mean "No entry for motorvehicles", with an exemptions plate below, and are colloquialy called "Flying Motorbike" signs. Your dad needs to understand what they mean because they are in use all over London to close off streets. Never rely on satnav either.
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The High Court has quashed six permanent Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) schemes in Croydon after a judge ruled they were unlawfully introduced, with the court finding they were partly used to help address the borough’s severe financial difficulties.

Full article:
https://www.mylondon.news/news/south-london-news/croydon-ltns-ruled-unlawful-high-33539749

This is a very interesting development and could be a bit of a breather for local residents and drivers.

It may come as welcome news for people who were caught out by the restrictions, as well as for locals and commuters who relied on these roads to avoid the already very busy main routes.

It will be interesting to see whether other councils could face similar legal challenges.

I’ve also heard that it might be possible to claim back fines that were issued under these schemes, although I’m not sure how accurate that is. If anyone has more information on this, it would be good to hear.
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Thank you for the further information on how to upload.



Link to the video: PCN video


PCN pages 1-4:







Google maps street view: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WWfmojLPJoE54ZYZ9
Google maps

It is a long stretch of road and only towards the end do the restricted entry signs appear. But that is based off my review of google maps just now - I can't be certain there are no signs at the entrance of the road which was much further down.

The road on the left of the restricted part of Mansell Road is Garrick Road, and the road on the right is Ellesmere Road.

Grateful for your input if this is worth appealing.
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I've read up on the H C Andersen point and can draft something for you on this point which is objective and regulatory and therefore adjudicators have no discretion if the facts fit. But first pl give us details of your lease e.g. from whom, when it started and when it terminates etc.
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Hi
My apologies - have now added a picture of the sign from Google Maps. This may have moved recently as seems to have been stated on this forum but until i'm in the area again - won't be able to take a present day picture.

Have added here and in the evidence folder.
sign pics
sign pics
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Anyone got any advice, please? Did I do something wrong to not get any reply? Thank you
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PM me your email details and I will take this on for you.
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To repeat, what happened next?
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Look for CPZ signs - (I have posted the boundaries they have on their map above):




And/or permit parking area signs:



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I'm not familiar with the lease argument so you'll need to get tincombe to word this for you but this wasn't raised in your reps.

The order says  term times and the school term ended midday so this appeal point stands and may be accepted by an adjudicator.

As the discount isn't on offer all you need to do now is register the appeal and opt for a telephone or Teams hearing. You can upload appeal wording later with both points.
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