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akber91

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Parking ticket at hospital site
« on: June 27, 2023, 01:48:10 pm »
Hi,
Can someone help me? I'm stuck with a parking fine. I appealed, and the attached picture shows you the response which they have provided me.
I am a member of staff working for Mile End Hospital and Newham University Hospital. The hospital does not provide parking permits if you live within 5 miles radius. I previously parked in the Newham University Hospital staff car park with a staff parking ticket which I purchased from the ticket machine and displayed on the dashboard, with no parking fine ever given. I have also done the same method at Mile End Hospital before, but this time, they decided to give me a ticket.
I explained to them in my previous appeal that I believe the person issuing me a ticket is not aware of the staff parking ticket that you can get from the ticket machine. But they still rejected my appeal. But then why is the ticket machine allowing me to buy a staff parking ticket if they won't allow me to park in the staff car park area?
Can someone please help me with what I should do to appeal or help me write a template to send? As the letter states, I now have to appeal to theias.org.

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Re: Parking ticket at hospital site
« Reply #1 on: June 27, 2023, 02:39:55 pm »
The link you have provided doesn't work for me, it links to a private Facebook group of which I'm not a member.

Let's see the original notice you received, your response, and any subsequent response from the parking company. It'd also be useful to see photos of the signs in the car park. You may need to use a 3rd party site like Imgur to upload photos.

The IAS are fairly unlikely to accept your appeal - your best bet here will be to speak to your employer about the matter. If you're in a trade union, see if your rep will support.