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The reminder is next to useless for us.

Sorry to be blunt!

You need to post up the original PCN.

Is the land covered by byelaws?
If it is, and the driver is not identified, then Euro Car Parks can’t hold the registered keeper liable.

You can use a Subject Access Request to Euro Car Parks to request all the information they hold that is personal to you.

Also, read https://www.ftla.uk/private-parking-tickets/read-this-first-private-parking-charges-forum-guide/ on what to redact and what not.

I understand about requesting an SAR now:
Sending a Subject Access Request to Euro Car Parks to obtain everything they have, including the original PCN.

Once I've had a reply I'll come back here and post the original PCN.

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Just wondering, to obtain and SAR which option is most suited? I was thinking "General Enquiry"? Or "Appeal"? I don't want them to take forever to get back to me because this will just go further and further and I want to appeal it. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks.

I have sent the following email:

Dear Data Protection Officer,

I am writing to exercise my right of access under Article 15 of the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and Section 45 of the Data Protection Act 2018.

My details are as follows:

Full Name:
Address
Parking Charge Notice Number: 88811626553
Vehicle Registration Number: GF75TYA

I request copies of all personal data you hold on me, including but not limited to:

- All personal data obtained from the DVLA or any other third party in connection with the above vehicle registration;
- All images, photographs or ANPR data captured of the vehicle;
- All records relating to the Parking Charge Notice issued at Brockhill Country Park, Hythe on 11/04/2026;
- All correspondence sent or received in connection with me or the above PCN;
- Details of all third parties with whom my personal data has been shared;
- Your legal basis for processing my personal data;
- The retention period applied to my personal data.

Please provide the information in a commonly used electronic format. Under UK GDPR you are required to respond without undue delay and within one calendar month of receipt of this request.

Proof of identity to process this request is attached, please let me know you require addition or different  proof of identity and I will provide it promptly.

Yours faithfully.


I'll endeavour to update you with their reply.
Thanks,