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You've only shown us the back of the ParkingEye Notice to Keeper (NtK). Please show us the front too. It would be useful to see that actual signage at the location.

You say you put a "care badge" in the window. What is a "care badge"? Was the disabled adult a Blue Badge holder? If so, was the Blue Badge displayed? Did you use an accessible bay to park?

The PCN says that the Keeper either didn't purchase a valid pay and display permit, remained longer in the car park than the time permitted or failing to enter the VRM details into the terminal. Which was it? Were you aware that you needed to either purchase a Pay and Display permit or that you needed to enter the VRM details into a terminal in order to be permitted to park there? If not, why do you think not?

Have you tried asking the management at the venue you attended to get them to ask ParkingEye to cancel the PCN? That should always be your Plan A.

When we have seen the front of the NtK, we can check the deadline for appealing to PE as part of Plan B if Plan A does not work out.

Its a new Job II will spk to my mangement today and then maybe contact the venue and update you. many thanks

I don't think he does - the back of the notice in the opening post is from a different incident - Dave I think you've uploaded the wrong front page.

You still have not answered these questions:

You say you put a "care badge" in the window. What is a "care badge"? Was the disabled adult a Blue Badge holder? If so, was the Blue Badge displayed? Did you use an accessible bay to park?

The PCN says that the Keeper either didn't purchase a valid pay and display permit, remained longer in the car park than the time permitted or failing to enter the VRM details into the terminal. Which was it? Were you aware that you needed to either purchase a Pay and Display permit or that you needed to enter the VRM details into a terminal in order to be permitted to park there? If not, why do you think not?

Have you tried asking the management at the venue you attended to get them to ask ParkingEye to cancel the PCN? That should always be your Plan A.

You'll have to show us this "carer pass". Is it something like a blue badge and recognised by statutory authorities such as Councils? I seriously doubt it is anything that an unregulated private parking company will recognise.

Your Notice to Keeper (NtK) explains about the charge. You seem to be focussing on the "mugs discount". If that is all you are worried about, then you should just pay it. We are here to advise on how to fight this all the way.

That is a council permit and does not grant you special permissions on private land. As quoted on the permit:


The permit also makes clear that it is only for use when making home visits, although that's largely irrelevant in this case as the vehicle wasn't parked on the public highway.

That is a council permit and does not grant you special permissions on private land. As quoted on the permit:

"This permit does NOT entitle you to park: [...] on private roads or in private allocated parking spaces"

This bottom part isnt true, as instructed by my seniors just to be claer, we often have to take them out to places etc, hence why im in this situation?

The permit also makes clear that it is only for use when making home visits, although that's largely irrelevant in this case as the vehicle wasn't parked on the public highway.

I assume by no further response I should just pay up?

Kind regards