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I am sorry that i  have caused a bit of confusion by removing a post. I therefore have waited a few hours before posting again. I was about to appeal exactly as suggested  and will do so unless advised otherwise.
I am  out of my depth with the intracasies of forums or dealing with what can be considered as unintentional or  unfair parking fines in Waitrose customer parking areas .I value the input of the members of this forum who are familiar with these matters and i know that the help offered does not carry a guarantee.

Yes,
The date of contravention 22/11/24.    Date of this notice 9/12/24    This info is as written on the Notice to Keeper.
I received the notice through the post at a later date and contacted this forum

Thankyou. I will do so.

I appreciate every one's help !

Send it as a complaint. The Single Code of Practice (SCoP), Section 11.2: Where a parking operator receives a complaint that it considers to be or include an appeal against the validity of a parking charge, the parking operator must also treat it as an appeal for the purposes of applying the timescales in Clause 8.4, and should inform the complainant as such unless and until it is clear that the complaint is not relevant to an appeal or the complainant informs the parking operator that they do not wish it to be so handled.

This is their complaints email address:

complaints@britannia-parking.co.uk

As they try to make it as hard as possible to actually appeal by email, use their own rules to force them to accept it.

Hi B789.
 
My email to     complaints@brittania-parking.co.uk      has just been returned undelivered but saying they will try again on the 22ndDec.

Is that overloaded in box  at the complaints department??
Will report back when i get more news

While i'm here,  " May I wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy Parking over the year ahead"

Thankyou !!!  I have been blind to that error from the very beginning.....even the thread subject title.

If you are able to use the online form for appeals, I would recommend doing that. Whilst you shouldn't have to, pragmatically it at least means your appeal has been registered.

If you cannot operate the online form, I would be happy to submit it on your behalf with your permission, but you would need to share with me via private message an unredacted copy of the PCN including your personal details, so I would understand if you were not comfortable doing so.

You could also escalate a complaint to the BPA about Britannia's failure to adhere to the Code of Practice, but our first priority is to get them to consider your appeal.

Using your insurance to determine who can drive the vehicle is simply nonsense. My insurance would cover me to drive your car if I had your permission to do so, for example.

I will send you a private message.