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I have received notification of legal proceedings from CPS enforcer regards A CSE THAT HAPPENED 4 YEARS AGO.

I thought I had put this to rest with the original enforcer. They have refused to accept that I had a right to park there: being a user of the facilities, members of the church because of its link with the school and my child was attending a class at the time. They do not have visuals of the alleged breach. I have a letter from the church stating that their action is not the intention of the parking rules. The disability badge was displayed. There is no cost to parking.
Question is, do I need to respond to something so old and it is not the original parking enforcer. It just seems like as a stealth tax being passed around to see who can get me to pay

I have received notification of legal proceedings from CPS enforcer regards A CSE THAT HAPPENED 4 YEARS AGO.

I presume this isn't an actual claim form?  I presume just a debt collector letter?  If it's an actual 'Letter Before Claim' under PAP then a response is possibly needed.

I thought I had put this to rest with the original enforcer. They have refused to accept that I had a right to park there: being a user of the facilities, members of the church because of its link with the school and my child was attending a class at the time. They do not have visuals of the alleged breach. I have a letter from the church stating that their action is not the intention of the parking rules. The disability badge was displayed. There is no cost to parking.

I presume there are some terms they state had to be complied with?  Such as entering a registration in a terminal etc.  Devil is in the detail as parking companies do not like giving up on charges...

Question is, do I need to respond to something so old and it is not the original parking enforcer. It just seems like as a stealth tax being passed around to see who can get me to pay

Alas, as noted above it's not 'old' enough.  But assuming it is only a 'debt collection' letter and not actually a court claim or LBA then it can be ignored.  (But that's not to say a court claim won't follow)

Rather than us having to assume, please show us what you have actually received.