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Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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Having examined the notice I would say that they are going to claim that this is PoFA compliant even though this is airport land.

It makes no odds at this point as we are going to send them a simple response to their previous letter in order to move the matter forward.

Send the following letter back to VCS in response to their previous letter;



To whom it may concern,

Thank you for your previous letter - I have duly notice its contents.

I write as the Registered Keeper of the vehicle in question.

In this instance I will not be supplying any driver details (either now or at any point in the future) as the law does not require it.

As you are no doubt aware, no adverse conclusion can be drawn in a situation where I exercise my right to say nothing in a circumstance where the law does not require it.

As I understand it, there is no possible way that a vehicle driver could have entered into a contract with VCS in the manner which you appear to claim.

I am sorry that I cannot help you further.


Best wishes,

xxxxx xxxxxxxxx

Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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Submitted the 2nd Appeal.
Thank you for your help.
 ;D
Coalman

Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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Hello Lads.
I had a reply from my appeal letter last Friday:
We refer to your appeal in respect of the above Charge Notice (CN) received on 15/06/2026.
Having considered the points you have raised and reviewed our records, we are unable to accept your appeal. Our
main reason(s) for this decision are as follows:
The signs where your vehicle was observed within the Fuel Station, clearly state "No Stopping", giving clear notice
that the land is private property and that a Charge of £100 will be levied if vehicles do stop. The above detailed
vehicle stopped in a zone where stopping is prohibited and the driver became liable to pay the advertised Charge.
We note that you have declined to name the driver of your vehicle at the time of the incident in question. It is
important that we make you aware that in this case we may pursue you as the registered keeper of the vehicle for the
outstanding Charge, as per Schedule 4 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 (PoFA).
The notice sent to you clearly states: Please be warned: that if, after the period of 28 days beginning with the day
after the Issue Date of this Notice, the amount of the unpaid Parking Charge specified in this Notice has not been paid
in full and we do not know both the name of the driver and a current address for service for the driver, we will have
the right to recover from the registered keeper, any unpaid balance of the Parking Charge. This Notice will be deemed
to have been received by you on the second working day after the Issue Date stated above unless the contrary is
proved.
A review of our CCTV evidence has confirmed that on the date in question, your vehicle stopped for an unreasonable
amount of time in any area where stopping for any reason is strictly prohibited. As stated, the signs near to the
location your vehicle was observed clearly stated "No Stopping" and warned that if you did so, you were liable for the charge advertised.

I hope and will thank you all in anticipation for your further advice on my next move.
Cheers!

Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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You could reply with the following;


PCN Number -

Dear VCS person,

Thank you for your recent correspondence relating to the above PCN.

You guys appear to have got yourselves into a terrible muddle over this matter.

You continue to claim a reliance on PoFA when PoFA cannot possibly apply at this location.

For the purposes of clarity, this site appears to be some kind of fuel station set within the established statutory area known as East Midlands Airport. This area has a clearly established boundary and your client's land is clearly set within that boundary. This area is controlled by a statutory instrument (SI) and road traffic is specifically covered in the SI.

This means that this is NOT relevant land for the purposes of PoFA since land under statutory control is specifically EXCUDED from PoFA.

As a parking operator you should already be aware of this.

Furthermore, you are in clear breach of your Code of Practice (COP).

Your COP expressly forbids operator's from claiming PoFA in situations where PoFA cannot be applied.

You have therefore obtained my keeper details (from the DVLA) unlawfully since the DVLA require you to agree to follow the COP in order to access keeper records.

In your last letter, you once again claimed PoFA keeper liability - this appears a deliberate attempt to mislead me.

I will not be making any further representations at this time - there simply no route to liability in this matter.


Best wishes,

xxxxxx xxxxxxxx


Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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On top of everything jfollows as said, and hopefully relevant for other, you can check if byelaws apply using this website which I personally developed:
Received an unfair private parking ticket? Use NinjaPCN to check if your PCN is unlawful and generate a custom appeal template to appeal the charge to POPLA, IAS, and the parking operator.
ninjapcn.co.uk


It confirms that the petrol station is well within the boundaries.

Re: PCN from East Midlands Airport Petrol Station
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Thank you, once again, Intercity 125.  I will send an email to VCS today which will contain your much-appreciated information.  I will also send then the link to the Bye Laws that jfellows has suggested as well. Thank you.
Regards.
Coalman
« Last Edit: July 16, 2026, 05:53:14 am by Coalman »